Brief biography Yu Drunina

Irina Vladimirovna Odoevtseva Literary activity war, bursting into Yulia, left an indelible trace in her soul. She wrote many verses about the war years filled with inexpressible grief, fear, constant deprivation and suffering. Returning from the war to Moscow, Julia became a free listener of the capital's literary institute. For the first time, her adult poems were printed in G. three years later, readers were able to get acquainted with her first book “In a Soldier's Overcoat”.

In the process of creativity, Julia Drunina was accepted in the Union of Writers Drunin in the year. This was the recognition of her poetic talent and good material support.

In the year, the second book of Julia Drunina, called “The Conversation with the Heart”, was published. Following it, several more books were published - “Anxiety”, “Contemporaries”, “Wind from the Front”. Julia's poems quickly became popular. Their touching, piercing lines turned out to be relatives to all people who survived the war. In the X years, collections of poems “Babier Summer”, “Treple Star”, “I come from childhood” were published.

Drunina's works began to be published often in various magazines and newspapers. Drunin also wrote a prosaic work - the story "Aliska", which told about the Lisenka brought home from the forest. In the year, Drunin has published a book of autobiographical content entitled “From those peaks”. She enthusiastically began work, intending to defend the rights of former front -line soldiers and Afghans, but soon left the deputy corps, realizing the futility of this position for practical actions.

Julia's personal life was the commander of her division, to whom the poetess devoted several of her poems. After some time, he died in the war, blown up by a mine. In the year, Julia met the poet Nikolai Staroshinov and two years later she married him. Nikolai and Julia had a daughter, who was given the name Elena. Julia and Nikolai did not succeed in a long and happy personal life.

In the year, the couple divorced. In the city of Capler, he died, and Julia could not come to terms with this for a very long time. Death in the fall of the year, Julia Drunina, unexpectedly committed suicide for everyone. It was suppressed by the collapse of the Soviet Union, the destruction of those ideals and the country for which she fought. In a suicide note, she admitted that she was not able to live in this terrible world built for businessmen.

The grave of Julia Drunina Drunina opened the exhaust pipe in her car, after which she locked herself in the garage. The last request of Julia, which she voiced in a suicide note, was to bury her in the metropolitan Starrymsky cemetery, near Alexei Kapler.