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Prayers

by Jan Vasily

"Molotovojci" Vasily Jana** is a bright, dynamic and deeply historical narrative of the famous master of Soviet prose, bringing the reader into the breakthrough era of the formation of the Russian industry in the 18th century. Unlike his famous steep trilogy about Mongol conquests, this work is devoted to the inner strength, talent and hard work of simple Russian masters, creating the power and glory of Ural. The story revolves around the construction and work of the first mining enterprises on the Ural - in the ha...

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"Molotovojci" Vasily Jana** is a bright, dynamic and deeply historical narrative of the famous master of Soviet prose, bringing the reader into the breakthrough era of the formation of the Russian industry in the 18th century. Unlike his famous steep trilogy about Mongol conquests, this work is devoted to the inner strength, talent and hard work of simple Russian masters, creating the power and glory of Ural. The story revolves around the construction and work of the first mining enterprises on the Ural - in the harsh edge of the mountains, forests and the wealthiest suburbs. At the center of attention - the fate of the fortress workers, cavaliers, masters and molotovoyers, whose hands, contrary to the cabal work, the arbitration of the talents and the harsh conditions, the industrial shield of the country was coveted. Vasilij Jan with a characteristic historical accuracy shows how among the grouch of heavy factory melt, the glow of scattered metal and the ural freezes formed a special character of the ural worker — a proud, skillful, gentle and faithful companion. The “Molotboys” are impressed by the knowledge of the factory life, the ancient technologies and the colorful language of that era. This is an inspiring story of untouchable will, skill and human dignity, demonstrating that the true wealth of the country has always been not only its mining but also the talented hands of its people. ** About what the book in three words:** Ural, Mastery, Labour. **Who to read:** To the appreciators of the quality historical prose of Vasilij Jan, to the lovers of stories about the formation of Ural factories and the factory life of the 18th century, as well as to all who are interested in stories about the work of work, the popular smalk and the craft.