Prince Rurik and Wise Oleg. The Lost Tale. Where the Russian Land Came From

Prince Rurik and Wise Oleg. The Lost Tale. Where the Russian Land Came From

It is well known that our famous contemporary Mikhail Zadornov was not only an outstanding satirist, playwright, and humorist. One of the brightest facets of this remarkable personality was his immense love for Russia and deep interest in its history.
But... Mikhail Nikolaevich did not limit himself to mere interest: he actively sought information, painstakingly collected it, and filmed educational movies so that we, the citizens of Russia, knew where the Russian land came from.
“Those who have no past have no future,” said Zadornov, and his unique perspective on ancient Russian history, which resonates with the views of historians who did not accept the Norman theory, is reflected in his remarkable book, in which he tries to return to us the stolen tale.

Author: Михаил Задорнов

Printhouse: Tsentrpoligraf

Age restrictions: 16+

Year of publication: 2022

ISBN: 9785227110770

Number of pages: 287

Size: 207х131х22 mm

Cover type: hard

Weight: 330 g

ID: 1726956

It is well known that our famous contemporary Mikhail Zadornov was not only an outstanding satirist, playwright, and humorist. One of the brightest facets of this remarkable personality was his immense love for Russia and deep interest in its history.
But Mikhail Nikolaevich did not limit himself to mere interest: he actively sought information, painstakingly collected it, and filmed educational movies so that we, the citizens of Russia, knew where the Russian land came from.
“Those who have no past have no future,” said Zadornov, and his unique perspective on ancient Russian history, which resonates with the views of historians who did not accept the Norman theory, is reflected in his remarkable book, in which he tries to return to us the stolen tale.