Evgenii Belodubrovskii's Thirteen Coats is a meditation on
Leningrad-St. Petersburg from his birth in 1941 on the eve of the
German invasion, his survival of the three-year blockade, and his
post-war Leningrad literary life. Russia's twentieth century
traumas--two world wars and its long civil war--endured until
Stalin's death (1953). If there is a big picture, perhaps it is
contained within the pages of The Black Book of Communism whereby
French humanists struggled to enumerate the tens of millions
murdered in the name of the twentieth century religion of
Communism. Yet, numbers empty tragedy of meaning. Stalin, the great
cynic, said that one death was a tragedy; ten thousand a statistic.
Evgenii Belodubrovskii is among those Russian patriots who
struggles to tell the history of Russia's vast twentieth-century
tragedy, one story at a time.
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