Ilya Grigoryevich Erenburg (1891–1967), the author of a dozen novels and the famous multi-volume memoirs “People, Years, Life,” a world-famous publicist, con...

The collection includes poems, poems, translations and dramatic works by the most famous Russian poet of the 20th century, Ilya Ehrenburg (1891–1967). For a ...

Ilya Grigorievich Erenburg (1891–1967) is one of the most popular Russian writers of the 20th century, an extremely complex and multifaceted figure. A well-k...

A collection of short stories by Ehrenburg “The Thirteen Pipes” (1923), the main motives of which are the conflict of duty and feelings, the opposition of ma...

Ilya Ehrenburg’s book “War 1941–1945” is the first publication in the last 60 years of selected articles by the most popular military publicist of the USSR. ...

This book includes 48 articles by I. Ehrenburg from periodicals, mainly Moscow, Kyiv and Petrograd, which were not included in the collected works and collec...

The book includes works by the writer dedicated to the events of the Second World War in Europe and their socio-political background. This book is about true...

Ens Boot, the illegitimate son of the monarch of a small state, loved Europe, but decided to destroy it, because it seemed to him that she had rejected him. ...

The book includes the novels “The Love of Jeanne Ney” and “The Life and Death of Nikolai Kurbov,” which belong to the early prose of Ilya Ehrenburg (1891–196...

Ilya Erenburg (1891–1967) - writer, poet, journalist, translator from French and Spanish, public figure. Of all the countries in Europe, he was most closely ...

The epistolary legacy of Ilya Ehrenburg is being published for the first time and includes both letters scattered across hard-to-find periodicals and those p...

“The Turbulent Life of Lazik Roytshvanets” (1927, published in Russia 1989) is one of the most famous novels by Ilya Grigorievich Ehrenburg (1891–1967), an o...