Tolstoy Museum on Prechistenka Review

War and Peace is a novel by Russian writer Lev Nikolayevich Tolstoy, written in 1863-1869. It centers on the Patriotic War of 1812 and reflects major historical events from 1805 to 1820. The experience of the four nobles of Balcons, Bezukhov, Rostov and Kuragin is the main line, and many events and characters are connected in the alternating description of war and peace. The author crosses the two lives and two clues of war and peace. The basic theme of War and Peace is to affirm the just resistance of the Russian people in this war and praise the patriotic enthusiasm and heroism of the Russian people in the war. But the tone of the work is religious benevolence and humanitarianism, the writer opposes war, and gives deep sympathy to the suffering of all parties to the war.

It's in a good location. It's on the street but there's a wall between the monasteries. Like his brush strokes, so straightforward, but always separated from the role, always reminds people of those who know but do not want to face the pain or embarrassment, bowing is the most foolish approach.

After the subway came out, it took a long time to find it according to Google Map. The interior layout was somewhat rudimentary, and there was not even a formal ticket office. In fact, the house itself has nothing to do with Tolstoy. It's just a showroom.

It is said to be the largest museum in the world, where Tolstoy spent the last time of his life.

Many Russian literary giants are also commemorative of their favorite writers. They are worth visiting.