Past. Alexander Kotlyarevsky

Past. Alexander Kotlyarevsky

Memoirs of Alexander Aref'eva.
Dear reader! In later years many must have drawn look back on those years, something in a new way to assess what a pity, what a piece of cake, and finally forgotten. And so I - went and poured out his heart to a friend, the computer in the hope that there will and the human soul, the way inte-esting to life from start to finish of a single neighbor. And the life I pretty shabby. I was born in the penultimate year of World War II, and he smelled gunpowder, thank God, far from their borders, and were ups and downs, and almost half of the world traveled to the corporate need and breech-tion kosht. The most vivid memory of the remaining episodes of my life, and I described the true stories. He wrote frankly, if that fib a little bit, so it is self-published. And, as we say in certain circles, responsible for the market.