Biography of Kukotsky Paul

The original is read in minutes the micro -disposal of the novel unfolds in the middle and in the second half of the twentieth century and covers almost all socially important events of this period: criminal liability for abortion, defeat genetics, “Lysenkovshchina”, arrests and camps, the funeral of Stalin, the Khrushchev thaw, euphoric sixties, the life of the capital's bohemia and jazz.

The main character is the hereditary doctor Pavel Alekseevich Kukotsky. One of the most famous gynecologists of his time, Kukotsky developed an extensive program to combat criminal abortions and sought the abolition of the decree of the year on the prohibition of abortion. This micro -transit is too long: ZN. Optimal size: - signs. The events of the book describe the fate of the hereditary medic, professor-gynecologist Pavel Alekseevich Kukotsky.

He owed the talent of the diagnostic to a special gift, “intravision”, thanks to which Pavel Alekseevich “saw” the affected internal organs of patients. In the year in a small Siberian town, he saved his future wife Elena Georgievna, from whom he had to remove the uterus. After recovery, Pavel Alekseevich took Elena to him, along with his two -year -old daughter Tanya and their housekeeper - the former nun Vasilisa Gavrilovna.

The first post -war years were successful both in professional terms and in personal life. The spouses together raised his beloved daughter together, Pavel Alekseevich treated patients, engaged in science, and even, having a state mind, wrote projects on the organization of healthcare, trying, inter alia, to achieve the legalization of abortion. Elena grew up in the Tolstoy community, at the courses of the drawers she met her first husband, he was a teacher and sincerely fell in love with the chosen profession.

At times, she dreamed of strange drawing dreams, in which the connections between things arose in words. The first problems in the life of Kukotsky appeared in the period preceding the beginning of the campaign against genetics. Pavel Alekseevich found the original way to evade unwanted events: at the right time he honestly got drunk, creating a reputation as a drunkard.

And soon came the end of family happiness. The cause of the disagreement was the death of a janitor, whose daughter, Tom Polosukhin, studied in the same class with Tanya. In the heat of the dispute about the death of Tomina, who died as a result of an abortion, Elena condemned Pavel Alekseevich, who was advancing for the resolution of abortion, and he recalled the absence of her uterus.

Mutual cruel words created an insurmountable gap between the spouses. And although the life of the family almost did not change, they were never happy again, although, deep down, they continued to love and respect each other. Tom remained to live in the family of Pavel Alekseevich. And Elena gradually began to develop a strange disease, manifested in absent -mindedness and a complete lack of attention.

At the end of the school, Tanya, who adored her father, entered the evening department of the biofac, and also got a job in the laboratory for the study of brain development, where she surprisingly quickly mastered the methods of preparing histological drugs. And a few years later, in the summer of the year, an event took place that forever turned Tanya from science: she caught her readiness to make a drug from a living human fetus.

Without waiting for the necessary words from her father, Tanya left work and began to lead a bohemian lifestyle. Elena's disease, still skillfully hidden, led to a long loss of memory. At that moment, she had a long dream about the intermediate world, with characters from the past and from the future, about the deep essence of people and the connections between them. Not meeting true love, Tanya marries one of the Goldberg brothers, the sons of a like -minded person and friend Pavel Alekseevich.

Burning, she leaves south, where she meets the talented saxophonist Sergey. Both quickly understand that they are created for each other and at the end of the southern tour Tanya leaves for him in Leningrad, where the daughter of Eugene is born. For some time they live a happy life filled with music and mutual agreement. Her happiness is overshadowed only by an incomprehensible disease of her mother and awareness of her responsibility for aging family members.

The second, desired pregnancy of Tanya ends tragically: she dies in the Odessa hospital due to medical care not provided on time. Elena never found out about the death of her daughter. The epilog finds out that Elena, only for a short time emerging from a state of unconsciousness, has much survived her husband and lives with Tom's family.

She regularly visits her granddaughter Zhenya. Almost all the heroes of the novel are found in the intermediate world. Including those that Elena did not know about.