Summary "Tomorrow was a war." Vasiliev, "Tomorrow was a war"

We suggest you read the summary "Tomorrow was a war" - a work written by Boris Vasilyev in 1984. Directed by Yuri Kara in 1987, shot the eponymous film on this book, which will also help you learn about the events and problems of this work.

Prologue (summary)

"And tomorrow there was a war" begins as follows. The author of the work recalls the class in which he once studied - 9 "B". He had a memory of his classmates only blurred old photograph. To make her then beat all the Iskra Polyakov.

Up to old age from the entire class lived only 19 people. In addition to Iskra and the author, the company also included Valka Aleksandrov (inventor named Edison), Pasha Ostapchuk (sportsman), Zinochka Kovalenko (frivolous girl) and timid Lenochka Bokova. They were most often collected from Zinachka. The spark loved to say something, read it aloud, and the inventor of Valka always constructed various devices that usually did not work.

To Zinotchka's father, a quiet person, the company treated rather disdainfully until one day the guys saw in his bath a back scraped with scars - the autograph of the past civil war. Iskra's mother, Polyakova, who was wearing leather jacket and boots, was all afraid and could not understand that she had the same scars as those they saw on Zinachka's father's back.

First chapter

We describe the events of the first chapter. Before you give it a brief summary.

"Tomorrow was the war" begins as follows. That fall Zinachka Kovalenko first discovered that she was a woman. During the parental absence, she looked at her mature, age-old chest, her thin thighs and her thin ankles, when Iskra rang her door at her door. The girl was a little afraid of this "class conscience", her strict friend, although she was a year older.

Kumir Polyakova was her mother, with whom the girl took the example. Only recently she realized that this woman is lonely and deeply unhappy. One night, Iskra saw that her mother was crying, and there was a mess for it with a soldier's belt. So unusually named her father, whom the girl no longer remembered. This commissar turned out to be in fact a weak man, and Iskra's mother mercilessly burned his photographs in the stove.

The spark came to her friend with the message that their friend Sashka Stameskin would no longer study at school. Classes now had to be paid, but Sasha's mother did not have money, because she raised her son without a father. Stameskin was a conquest and a personal achievement of the Spark. Most recently, just a year ago, he led the life of a dvoechnik and a bully. But then this girl appeared. Entering the Komsomol, she decided that the first feat of her will be the re-education of this young man.

In the house of Stameskina, Iskra found beautiful drawings of planes and stated that they would not fly. Sashka was touched by this and became interested in physics and mathematics. But Iskra foresaw that soon he would get tired of it, so he took the hero to the aviation circle. Now this young man, who had become a good student, had to leave school.

Zinochka found a way out. She offered to arrange Sashka for an aircraft factory, which was an evening school. Vika Lyuberetskaya could help in this matter, since she was the daughter of the chief engineer of this plant and was sitting at a desk with Zinochka. Lyuberetskaya has already turned into a woman, a little haughty and beautiful, and she realized this. For Iskra, this richly dressed girl was as if from another world. Zina decided to get down to business. Soon Vika said that Sashka would be sent to the plant.

Chapter Two

Artem Shaferu only one oddity prevented becoming a round honors: he spoke poorly and could not answer verbally. It started in the 5th grade, when the boy accidentally broke a microscope, and Zina took his blame on herself. Since that time, the boy was speechless - he fell in love. Only Zhorka Landys, his best friend, knew the secret of his comrade.

Artem, having worked for the whole summer, decided to spend his earnings on the celebration of the sixteenth birthday. He had a company in his house led by Iskra. That evening the guys decided to read Yesenin, and even Iskra liked these poems.

The third chapter

The school where the guys studied was recently built. The director was Nikolai Grigorievich Romakhin, formerly a military man. The whole school adored him and did not like Valendra (Valentina Andronovna), the former director, who was angry with the innovations of Romakhin. The woman began to struggle with him, stitching "where follows" letters on any occasion.

We continue to describe the summary. "Tomorrow was a war," chapter three is brought to your attention. Further events are as follows. Zinochka let out Valendre saying that they had read Yesenin. Learning that it was Vika, the woman retreated, as her father was very respected in the city.

Her mother died long ago, and Luberetskiy alone raised a daughter. He constantly worried about her and strongly guarded her and spoiled him. Vika, despite the gifts, expensive clothes, was a decent and intelligent girl. She lived very closed because of her father's special position. When she was visited by the girls, the man was delighted that his daughter has friends.

Zinochka and Iskra found themselves in a rich, beautiful house. It turned out that Vika's father was familiar with the mother Polyakova - they fought in one division in a civil war. About a conversation with the Lyubertsy Iskra thought for a long time. She was impressed by the idea that the truth must be constantly checked, and not be dogma.

The fourth chapter

We reached the fourth chapter of the work "Tomorrow was a war" in a concise statement. Zinochka decided every year who to fall in love with. She wrote three letters with the promise of friendship, exactly the same, to the three boys, after which she began to think which of them to send a letter to. Two of them the girl lost, but one accidentally got Valentina Andronovna. She took it to the director, but he just laughed.

Once, Iskra and Sasha Stameskin kissed, and this gave the impetus to the forces that had already set in motion. Iskra was drawn to Vika, who had already crossed this difficult line of growing up. She once again visited the Luberetskys. After this, the girl wrote an article with thoughts about guilt and innocence, but her mother burned it, saying that it was necessary not to argue, but to believe.

Fifth Chapter

Yura invited Zinochka to the movies for the last session. After him, he offered to sit somewhere, and the girl took him to the house of the Luberetskys, near which was a secluded bench. Sitting here, the guys noticed that a car arrived, and three men went into this house. From the entrance came Father Vicky in their escort, and behind them, crying and shouting loudly, Vika. Luberetskiy shouted from the body that he was not guilty of anything, and the car left.

Zinochka ran to Iskra to say that he had been arrested. Mother Polyakova wrote a letter to the central committee, in which she interceded for Vika's father.

The sixth chapter

We continue to describe the story "Tomorrow was a war." The summary of the events of the sixth chapter is as follows. In the school, Iskra discovered that everyone already knew about the arrest - Yurka broke the news and thus issued Zina. For this, he punished the boys, beating him in the boiler room. Among them was Artem, who had personal motives for this.

The spark met Sashka, and he reported that Luberetskiy was indeed an "enemy of the people." There were rumors that he sold the aircraft drawings to the fascists. The spark believed this, but believed that Vika had nothing to do with it.

Valentina Andronovna, after learning about the fight, decided to turn her into a political affair, and set the archer to Artem. She also said that Iskra should hold a meeting on which Viku will be expelled from the Komsomol. The girl refused to do it and fainted.

Then Zinachka said that Artem participated in the fight because of her.

Seventh chapter

We continue the description of the events of the work, which Vasiliev BL wrote "Tomorrow was the war" continues as follows. The girl wrote a report, and Artem because of this stayed in school. On Saturday, Vika invited the class to go to Sosnovka, where was her dacha. The house was now sealed.

On Monday, the girl did not go to school. During the meeting, Zina sent for her came back and said that Vika was dead.

The eighth chapter

You read the description of the story "Tomorrow was a war". A brief summary of the following events is as follows. Vika, as it turned out, poisoned with sleeping pills. On the day of her funeral, Romakhin closed the school, and the schoolchildren carried the coffin through the city, as the car could not be reached. At the cemetery, Iskra began to read Esenin's poems.

Soon the mother's mother returned home. She was furious when she heard about reading poetry by her daughter.

Ninth chapter

His work "Tomorrow was a war" Vasilyev Boris Lvovich ends as follows. Spark received a parcel from Vicki. There was a letter and two books in it. One is a collection of Yesenin's poems, and the other is Green's book. In the letter she said that she decided to take this step because it was easier for her to die than to renounce her own father.

Romakhin was fired. Valendra was triumphant.

The spark went for a walk with Stameskin. She was convinced that he was a coward and did not want to have anything in common with Vika and those who stood up for her. The girl was upset and cried on the way home.

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Soon Romakhin returned to the post of director, but became gloomy and quiet. After a while the guys found out that he was expelled from the party.

Gradually everything returned to its place. Romakhin was still returned to the party. In November, Lyuberetskiy was released. The whole class went to Vika's father and told about her last days. Zinochka expressed her hope that next year should be better, because this one is a leap year. Next was 1941.

Epilogue

Our article describing the summary is coming to an end. "Tomorrow was the war" ends as follows. The author returns in 40 years to the city for a meeting of graduates. From the company only Valya "Edisson", Pashka Ostapchuk and Zina were left alive.

The story of Boris Vasiliev "Tomorrow was a war" raises serious, far from childish problems, which make us think a lot.