Biography of Elena Chudinova

Elena Chudinova Elena Petrovna Chudinova r. Chudinova and I. Lenin, faculty of Russian language and literature. B. Kobrin studied one of the leading historians in the era of Ivan the Terrible and V. Purishev Specialist in the literature of the European Middle Ages. Chudinova - writer, playwright and publicist. She is the author of the magazine "Expert". The most fame was gained by her Antiopian novel “The Mosque of the Paris Mother of God”, which caused a large public resonance and fierce criticism of the liberal and invasive camps.

In her work, Elena Petrovna is struggling with Islamic expansion of Europe, confronts culture, striving to destroy the Orthodox tradition in Russia that it characterizes as a culture of “Bandar-Logs”, calls for an active sermon of Christianity. Many of her works are addressed to youth. The holder of the sign, the historical novel, the action of the novel takes place during the Civil War.

Warrant Officer Sergey Rzhevsky is involved in the offensive of the White Guard for Petrograd, but is injured and is captured by the Bolsheviks. His associates arrange an escape to him, and he becomes a member of the national center leading underground activities against the Bolsheviks in Petrograd. However, soon, due to the nervous breakdown, he was sent to Paris ... At first glance, the romance is similar to Bulgakov’s “White Guard”, but this is only at first glance.

Almost certainly he will go into the treasury of Russian literature. Historical personalities-Nikolai Gumilyov, St. Luke Voyno-Yasenetsky-are registered with surgical accuracy; Christian ideas are submitted veiled and at the same time in an inevitable form. You can talk a lot, but it is better to read it once. The novel is aimed at an adult reader. The Mosque of the Paris Mother of God, the Antiutopian novel in the Antiutopia novel Elena Chudinova describes the possible future of Europe, which has departed from Christianity, in particular France.

As you know, “a holy place is not empty,” therefore Muslims seized power in the country, and Islam has become a state religion. The Frenchless and deprived of the spiritual rod, the French quickly reconciled to this state of things, and only a handful of the resistive people wage a partisan war against the invaders. It seems that the defeat of the French is obvious, but the Christian church is alive, although it is hiding underground, which means there is still hope for salvation ...

The work is bright missionary, it calls for the preaching of Christianity, shows its advantages over other religions, clearly demonstrates the consequences of secularization of the Christian world. The fish, as you know, rot from the head, and any moral and national decline in society begins with the decomposition of the church. Closing within yourself, the lack of missionary activity - the main symptoms of the Church’s disease that can lead to very serious consequences, up to a fatal outcome.

The story itself teaches this.

The fall of Byzantium under the onslaught of the Ottoman Empire, the capture of the Turks of Constantinople and the transformation of the Cathedral of St. Sophia into a mosque of Aiya-Sofia is a vivid example of this. Elena Chudinova in his “Mosque of the Parisian Mother of God” retells these events, projecting them to the future, and warns everyone that if people expel Christ from their souls, then He will leave their city.

The casket, the historical and fantasy novel Three Girls, living in Russia of the XVII century - the young lady Nelli, her maid Parasha and Gypsy Katya - go in search of a casket with the family treasures of Nelly's family, given for the debts of her brother with a strange Count Venediktov. Soon, the priest Father Modest and the young Frenchman Philip join them.

All of them are waiting for amazing, sometimes completely fantastic adventures ... The missionary benefits of the "casket" are most likely not very great for the reason that there are few Christian ideas and thoughts in it. Elements of fantasy present in the novel revive the plot, but they practically do not laid Christian theology. The embodied demons are not expelled by “fasting and prayer”, but almost by magic and rough physical strength.

The novel is clearly not intended for children, but it may seem uninteresting to an adult serious reader due to the abundance of descriptions of teenage-disinfecting experiences. Lileya, The Association of the Book The Action and Fantasy Romance takes place ten years after the events described in the “Camp”. Unknown strangers poison Philip, her husband Nelli, and abduct her little brother Roman.

To save the novel, Nelli goes to France, covered by the bloody madness of the revolution. There, she becomes a witness to how the champions of “Freedom, Equality and Brotherhood” kill women and children, desecrate the shrines and sew pantalones from the skin of their victims. However, the noble Shuans-Kostanis, led by Svekr Nelli, Antoine de Cuxure, come to the aid of the young wanderer, and the phenomena of the Holy Crossman of Louis IX illuminate her mournful path.

In Lily, Elena Chudinova clearly shows what is happening with the people, renouncing God and the Church in order to achieve worldly goals, even if the sublime and humane. People who do not appreciate their shrines are left by God and lose the fertile help of the saints, as Christ said: "Beh, your house is left empty." A country without shrines is a dead country ... In view of the numerous bloody scenes, a novel is recommended for reading an exclusively adult reader.

December without Christmas, the historical and fantasy romance has come a formidable and tragic year. Alexander the First is going to secret voyage to the south, but the invisible ring of conspiracy is already shrinking around. The emperor is doomed. He dies in Taganrog, and now Saburov and the Roscof only have one goal: to protect the royal family from destruction, to prevent the conspirators from fulfilling their devilish plans to destroy the greatest empire in history!

The novel completes the saga-trilogy about the Saburovs clan, begun in the novels "Cast" and "Lileya".