Journalism by Oleksandr Dovzhenko and Andriy Malyshko period of World War II
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https://doi.org/10.17721/2520-6346.2(67).19-25Keywords:
journalistic works, the Second World War, chronicles, victory, problems, genre, warrior-liberatorAbstract
The article deals with the journalism of O. Dovzhenko and A. Malyshko during the Second World War. The ideological and thematic palette of journalism of both writers is outlined; signs of their literary innovation in this genre. Particular attention is drawn to journalistic works written in the first period of the war, in particular, the circle of ideas in the works of O. Dovzhenko is characterized "We Affirm Peace," "Glory to Our People!," "People's Knights," "I See Victory," "Great Society" and A. Malyshko "The Battle of Kyiv," "Pobratymy" and others. The specifics of the perception of the ideas of both artists for the next generations of writers are analyzed; the features of the individual style of journalism of O. Dovzhenko and A. Malyshko are disclosed.
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Dovzhenko, O. (1965). Works in 5 volumes. Vol. 4: Jornalistic articles and speeches (Ed. vol. O. M. Pidsukha). Dnipro [in Ukrainian].
Levchenko, M. (1977). Artistic chronicle of the fire years. Dnipro [in Ukrainian].
Malyshko, A. (1944). There were a hundred and twenty of them. Soviet Ukraine, June 6 [in Ukrainian].
Malyshko, A. (1974). Battle of Kyiv. Works in 10 volumes. Vol. 10. Dnipro [in Ukrainian].
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