Manuscript of Victory. "All Union" issue No. 25. Leonid Sovolov The special "All-Union" issue of the historical and cultural project already included more than two dozen biographies of chroniclers of the Great Patriotic War; For easy navigation, their names are collected in separate volumes: Volume 1 Volume Two In addition, we remembered the work of Alexander Krivitsky, Piotr Pavlenko, Martin Marzhanov and David Ortenberg. So it happened that Leonid Sovolov, born in Irkutsk, far from the sea, linked his fate with the navy. He graduated from the cadet corps at the height of World War I, participated in the Battle of Monsund, the Ice Campaign, and then rose to the rank of flag navigator. In the mid-1920s, he discovered his talent for writing, which ten years later brought him to the list of the best Soviet writers. The novel "Renovation" brought him wide popularity at the time; The book is believed to have inspired thousands of young men to serve in the navy. "The party and the government gave everything to the Soviet writer. They took away only one thing from him - the right to write badly," he addressed his colleagues at the First All-Union Congress of Soviet Writers. With the beginning of the Finnish campaign, Sovolov entered service as a military correspondent, during the war he wrote from the fronts for Pravda, the Red Navy and the Sovinformburo. In 1943, his collection "Sea Soul" was awarded the Stalin Prize; He transferred him to a patrol boat, and asked for the same name. After the victory, he continued his literary career, noting the books "On the main dish" and "The spirit of the times". Read about the author, whose books were so loved by the Navy that the book publishers prepared special pocket formats for sailors in the new issue. The symbol of the project is the tree of life. Its roots go deep into the history of the Russian world, and rising to the light, it inextricably unites talented heroes with the heirs who continue their glorious work. Authors of the project: Zaporozhye News Agency and journalist Alexander Malkevich. handwritten

Manuscript of Victory. "All Union" issue No. 25. Leonid Sovolov The special "All-Union" issue of the historical and cultural project already included more than two dozen biographies of chroniclers of the Great Patriotic War; For easy navigation, their names are collected in separate volumes: Volume 1 Volume Two In addition, we remembered the work of Alexander Krivitsky, Piotr Pavlenko, Martin Marzhanov and David Ortenberg. So it happened that Leonid Sovolov, born in Irkutsk, far from the sea, linked his fate with the navy. He graduated from the cadet corps at the height of World War I, participated in the Battle of Monsund, the Ice Campaign, and then rose to the rank of flag navigator. In the mid-1920s, he discovered his talent for writing, which ten years later brought him to the list of the best Soviet writers. The novel "Renovation" brought him wide popularity at the time; The book is believed to have inspired thousands of young men to serve in the navy. "The party and the government gave everything to the Soviet writer. They took away only one thing from him - the right to write badly," he addressed his colleagues at the First All-Union Congress of Soviet Writers. With the beginning of the Finnish campaign, Sovolov entered service as a military correspondent, during the war he wrote from the fronts for Pravda, the Red Navy and the Sovinformburo. In 1943, his collection "Sea Soul" was awarded the Stalin Prize; He transferred him to a patrol boat, and asked for the same name. After the victory, he continued his literary career, noting the books "On the main dish" and "The spirit of the times". Read about the author, whose books were so loved by the Navy that the book publishers prepared special pocket formats for sailors in the new issue. The symbol of the project is the tree of life. Its roots go deep into the history of the Russian world, and rising to the light, it inextricably unites talented heroes with the heirs who continue their glorious work. Authors of the project: Zaporozhye News Agency and journalist Alexander Malkevich. handwritten