Leo Tolstoy. Facts that are forbidden to talk about

What do we know about the Russian writer Leo Tolstoy?
Beard, blouse “ "War and peace”, "Anna Karenina".
And this is the same uncle who was excommunicated from the Russian Orthodox Church. And the erudite know that he was an opponent of copyright, refused the Nobel prize and hated money. But in fact, we know obscenely little about this amazing man. Let's correct this misunderstanding and look at the facts that can shock an unprepared person. If you are not digging this topic, it is likely that after watching the movie is your attitude to fat has changed dramatically.

Shame on "War and peace” and" Anna Karenina”

Some time after writing the novels "War and peace” and” Anna Karenina" Tolstoy dramatically changed his vision of the world and, accordingly, many of the conclusions voiced in these novels did not coincide with the opinion of the writer.
In January 1871, he sent FET a letter in which he wrote: "How happy I am... what to write nonsense verbose like "War" I will never again".
After almost 40 years, he has not changed his mind. On December 6, 1908, an entry appeared in the writer's diary: "People love me for those trifles - 'War and peace' and the like, which seem to them very important."
And a year later, in the summer of 1909, when one of the visitors to Yasnaya Polyana expressed his delight and gratitude to the classic for the creation of "War and peace" and "Anna Karenina", Tolstoy's answer was: "It's like someone came to Edison and said:" I respect you very much for the fact that you dance the Mazurka well." I attribute importance to my other books."

Three times an extremist
The judicial system has recognized some of Tolstoy's works as extremist three times.
In 1901 Tolstoy Lev Nikolaevich was already officially condemned for seditious thoughts in relation to the ROC, excommunicated and anathematized.
In the Soviet period, the authorities had no claims to the great Russian writer, but after the collapse of the Soviet Union, relatively recently-on March 18, 2010, in the Kirov court of Yekaterinburg, at one of the many trials, an expert on extremism Pavel Suslonov testified:
"The leaflets of Leo Tolstoy" Preface to the "Soldiers ' memo" and" Officers 'memo", directed to soldiers, field officers and officers, contain direct calls to incite interreligious strife directed against the Orthodox Church."
Well, the last, third time happened at the end of January 2010, when it became known that the court decision in the Rostov region on September 11, 2009 writer Leo Tolstoy, a man born in 1828, Russian, married, place of residence: Yasnaya Polyana Tula region, was recognized as an extremist during the anti-extremist process in Taganrog. On the Internet posted the conclusion of the examination, which testified to the extremist nature of the worldview of Leo Tolstoy, arousing religious enmity and hatred on the grounds of article 282 of the criminal code, in particular, in the following statement:
"I have become convinced that the teaching of the [Russian Orthodox] Church is a theoretically insidious and harmful lie, but in practice it is a collection of the grossest superstitions and witchcraft, which completely hides the whole meaning of Christian teaching."
The court ruled that this statement by Leo Tolstoy forms a negative attitude towards the Russian Orthodox Church (ROC), and on this basis, the article containing this statement was recognized as one of the extremist materials." So Tolstoy was not just an extremist, and the extremist-recidivists.
Oblivion Of Tolstoy
Tolstoy was not tolerant, that's a fact. For this reason, he was repeatedly banned on many fronts in Imperial and modern Russia.
A few years ago, the West noticed that the Russian writer Leo Tolstoy has now become in Russia "non-person" on the novels of George Orwell. Can be for here is this his quote?
“The power of government rests on the ignorance of the people, and they know it, and therefore will always fight against enlightenment. It's time we understood that.”
Or this one?
“There are no conditions to which a person could not get used, especially if he sees that everyone around him lives the same way.”
Some countries that love Tolstoy dearly have criticized Russia for ignoring the 100th anniversary of his death.
For comparison, even countries such as Cuba and Mexico have organized festivals dedicated to the writer's work, and in Germany and the United States Tolstoy's works are published in new translations.
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