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Malahhiit laegas by Pavel Bažov
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Malahhiit laegas (edition 1983)

by Pavel Bažov

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The Malachite Casket is a delightful series of interlinking stories written by Pavel Bazhov (1879-1950). These have served as the theme for cultural groups - Sergei Prokofiev was inspired by these for his ballet The Flower of Stone - and the themes for operas, symphonies and films have originated here. These stories are told to a young boy by a watchman, who lived on top of a mountain in the Ural Mountain region of Russia. The tales are darker and deeper than most Russian tales, exploring and expressing realistic social relations and internal struggles.There is not a single person in Russia who has not heard of The Malachite Box by Pavel Bazhov, who learned the unwritten history of The Urals while working as a boy in the old mines. The life of the celebrated author of well-known Urals tales as well as his books are inseparable from the Urals.… (more)
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  sasameyuki | Aug 11, 2020 |
Aivan ihania kansantarinoita satumuodossa. Kirja kuuluu neuvostokirjallisuuden klassikoihin, ja ainakin itsellä kirja on kestänyt lukukerrat lapsuudessa ja vielä nyt aikuisenakin. Ja erityissana kirjan kuvituksesta. Todella kauniita maalauksia. ( )
  marintala | Dec 7, 2014 |
Includes Bazhov's interesting introduction, specifying whom he supposedly heard the tales from.
  karneol | May 19, 2009 |
Содержание:
• Медной горы хозяйка
• Малахитовая шкатулка
• Каменный цветок
• Горный мастер
• Две ящерки
• Про великого полоза
• Огневушка-поскакушка
• Серебряное копытце
• Ермаковы лебеди
• Золотой волос
• Веселухин ложок
• Синюшкин колодец
  tigr.v.kletku | Jun 10, 2012 |
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The Malachite Casket is a delightful series of interlinking stories written by Pavel Bazhov (1879-1950). These have served as the theme for cultural groups - Sergei Prokofiev was inspired by these for his ballet The Flower of Stone - and the themes for operas, symphonies and films have originated here. These stories are told to a young boy by a watchman, who lived on top of a mountain in the Ural Mountain region of Russia. The tales are darker and deeper than most Russian tales, exploring and expressing realistic social relations and internal struggles.There is not a single person in Russia who has not heard of The Malachite Box by Pavel Bazhov, who learned the unwritten history of The Urals while working as a boy in the old mines. The life of the celebrated author of well-known Urals tales as well as his books are inseparable from the Urals.

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