Moscow and Moscovites
15 hrs. 1 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Vladimir Gilyarovsky
Author
Vladimir Gilyarovsky
Narrator
Vladimir Lesnykh
Narrator
Vladimir Lesnykh
Description
A landmark book by Vladimir Gilyarovsky—an enthralling walk through Moscow of years past. As a master of reportage, he keenly observes details and leads the reader along the capital’s streets of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, showing it as it was in everyday life.
Under one cover, the book brings together vivid snapshots of city life—its rhythms, customs, and traditions. It is full of fascinating stories through which the character of Moscow and its residents is revealed. These are not merely sketches, but a coherent panorama—a kind of guidebook to life in Moscow—created with warmth and deep knowledge of the subject.
Under one cover, the book brings together vivid snapshots of city life—its rhythms, customs, and traditions. It is full of fascinating stories through which the character of Moscow and its residents is revealed. These are not merely sketches, but a coherent panorama—a kind of guidebook to life in Moscow—created with warmth and deep knowledge of the subject.
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