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Anonymous users2024-02-11Paul Kochagin (this is the translation of the English version, it has been customary, according to the original pronunciation should be "Pavel Kolchakin", nickname: Pavrusha, Baovka).
Seryosha Bruzak - Paul's childhood friend, a soldier of the Red Army, secretary of the Komsomol district committee.
Valya Bruzak - Seryosha's sister, a member of the Komsomol.
Lida Ustinovich - a staff member of the Political Department of the Red Army Division, member of the Standing Committee of the Provincial Committee of the Communist Youth League.
Ivan Zarki - a soldier of the Red Army, secretary of the Komsomol district committee.
Ignat Pankratov - docker, secretary of the Komsomol of the cargo terminal.
Nikolai Okunev - secretary of the Komsomol of the locomotive garage, secretary of the Komsomol district committee.
Fyodor Zhuhelai - sailor, underground worker of the party, chairman of the provincial anti-anti-anti-terrorist committee, deputy head of the special service of the military district.
Dolinnik - carpenter, underground worker of the party, chairman of the Municipal Revolutionary Committee.
Akim - Secretary of the Provincial Committee of the Communist Youth League, Secretary of the ** Committee of the Communist Youth League of Ukraine.
Tokarev - old fitter, captain of the road construction team, secretary of the district party committee.
Alexander Puzylevsky - commander of the Red Army.
Ledeniov - Old Bolshevik.
Artyom Kochagin - Paul's brother, fitter, chairman of the city Soviet.
Politovsky – train driver.
Zahar Bruzak - Seryosha's father, co-driver of trains.
Maria Yakovlevna - Paul's mother.
Daya Kochakina (nickname: Dayusa) – a female worker, Paul's wife.
Tonya Tumanova - Paul's childhood girlfriend and the forester's daughter.
Dmitry Dubava - secretary of the Komsomol district committee, Trotskyist.
Volodya Tufta - Head of the Registration and Distribution Department of the Provincial Committee of the Communist Youth League, Trotskyist.
Tsvetaev – secretary of the Communist Youth League Committee of the Railway Factory, Trotskyist.
Father Vasily is a member of the Ukrainian Social Revolutionaries and a counter-revolutionary.
Viktor Leshinski - Polish hereditary aristocrat, secondary school student, informer.
Petliura – Bandit leader.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Seryosha's character: mischievous, stubborn, rebellious, tenacious and unyielding.
Seryosha knew that in his childhood, like ordinary boys, he could be naughty, stubborn, and even a little rebellious. In the subsequent struggle against the enemy, he fully demonstrated his tenacious and unyielding will, and was an admirable quarrelsome young man.
Introduction to "How Steel is Made":
How Steel Rises and Pants Mess is made is a novel written by Soviet writer Nikolai Ostrovsky.
** Through the narrative of Paul Kochakin's growth path, it tells people that only when a person defeats the enemy and himself in the hardships and hardships of the revolution, and only when he links his pursuit with the interests of the motherland and the people, can he create miracles and grow into an iron warrior.
How Steel Is Made is written in 1933 is a novel based on the author's work. >>>More
How Steel is Made" made me deeply feel Paul's strength and selflessness. I remember Paul's words, "A man's life should be ......." Paul insisted on this, and insisted on contributing himself to the revolution and the people like a cow. >>>More
There is a slight difference in the number of words between different publishers, which is basically between 370 thousand words and 371 thousand words.
By revealing Paul's resolute character of daring to overcome any hardships and hardships for the cause of the party and the people, he vividly tells the younger generation what communist ideals are and how to work hard for communist ideals. What kind of life should a revolutionary fighter have, this is the theme of **. >>>More