The Ursitory: The angels of destiny
At the age of twenty-one, he wrote his first book, Ursitori, which we offer to your attention. On the pages of the novel Ursitori, we are greeted by Roma - Mateo Maximoff always wrote this word with a capital letter. In the Romani language, a rom is a man - a gypsy from the Balkans or from one of the Eastern European countries. Rum is also used as a synonym for the word husband. A wife or a gypsy woman is romni. Using these traditional gypsy names, the author shows love and respect for his people. In this, the very first book, we can feel Mateo Maximoff's closeness to the stories, customs and beliefs of the gypsies. He also emphasizes the role of women in gypsy society and makes us think about who they are - the real angels of destiny? This book was born from the author's life experiences, stories and memories of his relatives, which he listened to attentively during his childhood and youth, and then, with unusual care for his age, collected into a vast collection of oral stories to put them on paper for the first time, thus giving us the opportunity to better understand the world of the Roma. It took Mateo Maximoff only thirty-one days to write this book, while he was in prison on false charges. His lawyer advised him to use as a plot the events that led to his arrest.
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The Ursitory: The angels of destiny
At the age of twenty-one, he wrote his first book, Ursitori, which we offer to your attention. On the pages of the novel Ursitori, we are greeted by Roma - Mateo Maximoff always wrote this word with a capital letter. In the Romani language, a rom is a man - a gypsy from the Balkans or from one of the Eastern European countries. Rum is also used as a synonym for the word husband. A wife or a gypsy woman is romni. Using these traditional gypsy names, the author shows love and respect for his people. In this, the very first book, we can feel Mateo Maximoff's closeness to the stories, customs and beliefs of the gypsies. He also emphasizes the role of women in gypsy society and makes us think about who they are - the real angels of destiny? This book was born from the author's life experiences, stories and memories of his relatives, which he listened to attentively during his childhood and youth, and then, with unusual care for his age, collected into a vast collection of oral stories to put them on paper for the first time, thus giving us the opportunity to better understand the world of the Roma. It took Mateo Maximoff only thirty-one days to write this book, while he was in prison on false charges. His lawyer advised him to use as a plot the events that led to his arrest.
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At the age of twenty-one, he wrote his first book, Ursitori, which we offer to your attention. On the pages of the novel Ursitori, we are greeted by Roma - Mateo Maximoff always wrote this word with a capital letter. In the Romani language, a rom is a man - a gypsy from the Balkans or from one of the Eastern European countries. Rum is also used as a synonym for the word husband. A wife or a gypsy woman is romni. Using these traditional gypsy names, the author shows love and respect for his people. In this, the very first book, we can feel Mateo Maximoff's closeness to the stories, customs and beliefs of the gypsies. He also emphasizes the role of women in gypsy society and makes us think about who they are - the real angels of destiny? This book was born from the author's life experiences, stories and memories of his relatives, which he listened to attentively during his childhood and youth, and then, with unusual care for his age, collected into a vast collection of oral stories to put them on paper for the first time, thus giving us the opportunity to better understand the world of the Roma. It took Mateo Maximoff only thirty-one days to write this book, while he was in prison on false charges. His lawyer advised him to use as a plot the events that led to his arrest.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9788412813999
Publisher: Editorial Kohelet
Publication date: 01/10/2025
Series: ????? ????????? , #1
Sold by: Bookwire
Format: eBook
Pages: 144
File size: 1 MB
Age Range: 12 - 18 Years
Language: Russian

About the Author

Матео Максимофф, цыганский писатель Матео родился в 1917 году в Барселоне, в Испании, где его семья нашла убежище после скитаний по многим странам Восточной и Западной Европы, в попытках спастись от Первой мировой войны. Несколько лет спустя, в 1920 году, его родственники поселились во Франции, сначала как кочевники, без постоянного местa жительства, а затем осели и стали жить в деревянных бараках в Пантене, недалеко от Парижа, в так называемой «зоне». Его отeц был ром кэлдэрар (котляр), покинувший Россию со всей семьёй (около 200 человек) в начале 20 века, спасаясь от большевиков. Мать происходила из семьи французскиx манушей. До этого его предки в течение пяти столетий были рабами в Молдавии и Валахии. Матео никогда не ходил в школу. Его отец, который был лудильщиком, плохо говорил по- французски, а мать была неграмотной цирковой артисткой. В пять лет он уже говорил на нескольких языках, но писать не умел, потому что его никто этому не учил. Oтец, немного умея читать и писать, научил его считать (что важно для работы), а затем и писать буквы алфавита. Это былo всё его образование. Остальное он выучил caм, будучи абсолютным самоучкой,

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Title Page Copyright Epigraph Epigraph От издателя Часть первая Праздничный день Урситори Третья ночь Урситори не лгyт Дерзость   Терейны В замке барона Тилеско Часть вторая Арнико Дневник Арнико Часть третья Парни́ У Минешти Третья просьба Самоубийство Вылазка Сила Арнико Объяснение Тéкла Крис Цыганский поединок Часть четвертая Свадьба Арнико Секрет Терейны Элена Оружие Орки Глоссарий About The Author
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