গারিনের মারণরশ্মি by Aleksey Nikolayevich Tolstoy

His personal character was without question beneath contempt, reflecting as it did the pitiful morality of many contemporary European intellectuals. It is not hard to believe that the degrading personal role he undertook in Soviet society exerted a damaging effect on his creative capacity. Nikolai Tolstoy wrote the following about his remote relative, Aleksey Tolstoy:Īlexei Nikolaevich Tolstoy's life remains in large part an enigma. George Orwell branded Tolstoy, along with contemporary Ilya Ehrenburg, as a “literary prostitute” whose freedom of expression was denied by Soviet totalitarianism. These scripts were later used by 'historians' like Raul Hilberg, William L. Similar 'evidences' he fabricated were script USSR-008 about the camp in Auschwitz and script USSR-001 about the ' Gas vans'. This script was used during the Nuremberg trials under USSR-054 identification nr.

Tolstoy became a full member of the USSR Academy of Sciences in 1939.Įnd of 1943 Aleksey Tolstoy, as a member of the Soviet 'examination committee' of war history, he fabricated 'evidences', that stated among others, that in Katyn 'German fascists' killed Polish officiers. In 1937, Tolstoy was elected to the Supreme Soviet of the Soviet Union. In 1936, Maxim Gorky died and Aleksey Tolstoy became the leading figure of the official Soviet Pen Organisation. From West Tolstoy brought with him to the novel Syostry (1922), the first part of his trilogy Road to Calvary (1922-42). With the introduction of the New Economic Policy in Russia and a change in his political beliefs, Tolstoi broke with the emigre circles and returned with his family to his homeland. Though he welcomed the February revolution he was unable to accept the Bolshevist October Revolution, and emigrated in 1918 with his family to Paris.Ī few years later he went to Berlin where he joined a pro-Communist émigré group and became the editor of the Bolshevik newspaper Nakanune. In 1917, Tolstoi worked for General Anton Denikin's propaganda section.

গারিনের মারণরশ্মি by Aleksey Nikolayevich Tolstoy