Portartur. 1940. Boris Trofimov
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Название: Portartur. 1940

Автор: Boris Trofimov

Издательство: Издательские решения

Жанр: Мифы. Легенды. Эпос

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isbn: 9785449682581

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СКАЧАТЬ all of us young soldiers were sent to the battery only from our lands eighty people.

      We traveled for a very long time, twenty-five days, and all of Siberia. That’s where the spacious! There are few cities and villages, and more and more mountains and dense forest. In the mountains, gold is dug, and in the forests of fur animals are beaten. A resident of the local, in sight, in abundance. Log houses, under a skeleton roof. All around, even in the forest, hedges, and a lot of livestock.

      Transbaikalia, where we now serve, is also a rich side, but it is painfully icy and snowless. You go out into the yard – and the boots freeze, and their tops are immediately exactly wooden. More than fifty degrees are frost.Trans-Baikal peasants (they are called here Gurans, and that is, the Old Believers are exiled) are engaged in arable farming and cattle breeding. Their cattle are small and non-dairy. Bread is eaten rye and wheat.

      Although we traveled from the Oryol province to Nerchinsk for a long time, we did not get to the end of Russia. It can be said that the Amur River begins from here, which is more than three thousand miles long, and there is a gulf of different fish in it.

      Once again, I wish you all good health. Write me a detailed letter.

      Rookie finished and said:

      – Good.

      “No, not quite well,” Podkovin stopped him. – Sit down and rewrite the whole letter with your own hand, but do not forget to put your first and middle names. When you rewrite, insert more of your words…

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      A week later, Podkovina was summoned to the office of the battery and charged him with the correspondence of the lists of allowances. The senior clerk on the first day said to him:

      – Read the statutes of the military service, and you will know literature better than your uncle, yes, and perhaps Feldwebel.

      Every morning, until nine o’clock, Podkovin still had to be in the classroom language. He was jarred by the abnormal relationship between teachers and recruits. In the entire barracks there was not a single thoughtful uncle who would lovingly impart his insignificant knowledge on the charter of military service. They were all rough, petrified faces. Only anger was reflected in their views. They spoke or shouted in hoarse voices.

      The uncle of the ten, in which Podkovin was listed, had one “tag” on his shoulder straps, that is, he was a scorer. Only with this tidbit he was different from the rest.

      At first, the uncle abruptly took up the Podkovina: forced him to make jumps, turns, questioned about the ranks and names of the nearest bosses. All of his demands, which did not go beyond the framework of the training program for young soldiers, Tikhon carried out quickly and distinctly. But in the face of the guy it was clear that he was still unhappy. In his orders, a desire to set up the Shoe in front of the whole system in a ridiculous position, and Tikhon became alert. Subsequently, it turned out that the guys and fireworks did not like literate subordinates, and the Shackles for the barracks was the “black sheep”.

      The unkindness of the uncles to Tikhon intensified after the first days of his stay in the office. They followed him, listened to his conversations with his comrades.

      Once, on a routine basis, everyone got up early in the morning, cleaned his boots and made beds. There was a forty-degree frost in the yard. The windows were frozen from top to bottom. Despite all the efforts of recruits, their boots did not receive the proper shine.

      The training in the ranks was conducted by Osipov, the junior fireworker, who was the separated chief of the fourth platoon.

      – Attention! – the uncle has ordered.

      Separated, pulling his chest out, walked up to a line of young soldiers.

      – Great guys!

      – Good morning, Mr. separate!

      Junior fireworks quickly walked along the line.

      The recruits kept their eyes on him. From the right flank, he turned back and frowned, staring at the feet of the soldiers.

      “Why are boots poorly cleaned?” Loafers! Pay for the first and second!

      Half a minute has passed.

      – The first – to the right, the second – to the left!..

      The soldiers turned and found themselves face to face.

      – Hit each other on the cheeks!

      Podkovin received a slap in the face from a soldier standing opposite, but did not beat him. Separated jumped to Tikhon:

      – Bay!

      Tikhon was still standing, stretching his arms at the seams.

      – To the right! Two steps forward!

      Podkovin out of order.

      – Konevyazov, come here! Shock Podkovina.

      He-hit lightly.

      – Bay is stronger! The fireworker commanded.

      Konevyazov hit harder. Podkovin said:

      – Sir, separate, report to the platoon about my beating in the ranks.

      – Oh, are you complaining?!

      – Yes, I will complain and demand that you be punished.

      “Why didn’t you beat your neighbor, since I order?” – hoarsely asked fireworks,

      “I know that your order is illegal and, therefore, I would respond with you.” Why do I need it?

      There was silence. All pulled neck. Separate reddened.

      – What will happen to me if I download a stronger ear?

      Raising his shoulders, the separated walked over to Tikhon and raised his right hand.

      “Lose your titles and get into a disciplinary company,” answered Loudly, loudly, rejoicing at the question.

      The fireworks hand dropped and he stepped back a step.

      – Report in detail! – shouted Tikhon.

      – Look, broke! Do not worry, report your disobedience…

      The learning has begun.

      In the evening Tikhon was summoned to the platoon.

      – What are you, Podkovin, want?

      “I want СКАЧАТЬ