Tainy fil'mov o Vtoroi mirovoi voine - Sokolov B.

A new book by the famous historian and writer Boris Sokolov describes what lies at the heart of feature films that in one way or another reflected the theme of World War II and World War II: "Wait for Me," "The Star," "August 44," "Two Captain, Western, Shield and Sword, Officers, Azores are quiet here..., "Flame," "Seventeen Moments of Spring," "Aty-bats, soldiers...," "Love of the Earth," "Destiny," "The Crew," "Saving Private Ryan," "T-34," "The Lark," "Each Of His Own" and "Farhad's Feat." We will talk about those films where there are fictional heroes and battles and battles in which they participate, are not timed to specific battles and battles, as well as other events of the Second World War, although sometimes have quite recognizable battles-prototypes, exactly just like the heroes of these books, have in most cases some real prototypes. But military myths in cinema are largely shaped by such "non-historical" films. And these myths tend to embellish events in their favor.