Dead and Alive (Simonov novel)

The Living and the Dead (also Dead and Alive) is a trilogy novel by Konstantin Simonov:[1]

  1. The Living and the Dead (Живые и мёртвые, 1959)
  2. Nobody Is Born As Soldier (Солдатами не рождаются, 1962)
  3. The Last Summer (Последнее лето, 1971)

The first book was filmed as Dead and Alive.[2] The second book was filmed in 1969 as Retribution.

References
  1. Art and society: collection of articles 1968 - Page 79 "In K. Simonov's novel Dead and Alive, the tragedy of war is depicted as a national tragedy. However, tragedy is not only social, but psychological and moral antagonism too. In that case, it is a conflict between men who share the same views ..."
  2. Russian Life - Volume 45 - Page 19 2002 "... comedic character and won kudos from critics and fans alike for his serious role as General Fyodor Serpilin in the film Dead and Alive. Based on a WWII novel of the same name by Konstantin Simonov, it showcased Papanov's broad talent."

    The Novel and its sequels can be read here


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