I felt close to him. I saw it myself. And now forever. Author of "In the trenches of Stalingrad", "In my hometown" and other wonderful works. This essay of mine is dedicated to Viktor Nekrasov - read and respect "I will express a paradoxical thought: sometimes Russian literature turns out to be greater than world literature. A Russian writer lived in the 20th century, who in speech and deed showed how strong the Russian people are and how colossal Russian literature is, where "holy monsters" like Tolstoy and Dostoyevsky are in the first row, and therefore one should consider other people who deserve them, in general. Nekrasov, without a doubt, was one of the most worthy, and when I hear the famous phrase "Strength is truth", I often remember him - Viktor Platonovich Nekrasov, writer and citizen, an inspired knight with a sword.