e-Book The Embezzlers (English and Russian Edition) download

Text: English, Russian (translation). The story never loses it comedic charm, as we see these two idiots bumble along a Russian road show that spells their demise.

Text: English, Russian (translation). Hardcover: 300 pages. Publisher: Hyperion Pr (June 1, 1973).

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Valentin Katayev, Soviet novelist and playwright whose lighthearted, satirical treatment of postrevolutionary social conditions rose above the generally uninspired official Soviet style

Valentin Katayev, Soviet novelist and playwright whose lighthearted, satirical treatment of postrevolutionary social conditions rose above the generally uninspired official Soviet style. Thank you for your feedback.

A satirical novel about corrupt Soviet officials.

ISBN 13: 9780883550052. Valentin Petrovich Kataev.

Valentin Petrovich Kataev (Russian: Валентин Петрович Катаев, Ukrainian: Катаєв Валентин . English translations. The Embezzlers (novel), Dial Press, 1929. Russian Literature Since the Revolution.

English translations. Squaring the Circle (play), S. French, 1936.

Kataev, Valentin Petrovich. Born Jan. 16 (28), 1897, in Odessa. Russian and Soviet Russian writer. Member of the CPSU since 1958. Kataev is the son of a teacher and the brother of the writer E. P. Petrov. His first works were published in 1910. Between 1915 and 1917 he served as a soldier at the front. Kataev’s satire in the 1920’s was directed against petit-bourgeois philis, tinism, as illustrated by the novella The Embezzlers (1926; play of the same name, 1928) and the comedy Squaring the Circle (1928). Heroic, revolutionary, and patriotic themes became dominant in Kataev’s work in the 1930’s. This is seen in the novel Time, Forward!