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Misja literatury emigracyjnej („pierwsza fala " emigracji rosyjskiej)

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The mission ofthe emigrants ’ literaturę („the Jirst wave " ofthe Russian emigration)

Since the first years hefore the post-revolutionary emigration („the first wave”). the problem of the special assignment given by history appeared. Authors of the emigration literaturę understo-od its mission differently, however, they did agree on this one point: the principle of artistic freedom is the underlying reason for the emigrants’ literaturę. Alluding to Nina Berberowa’s well-known formula, it is not about exile, but about the mission. Spiritual values of the „mission” of the Russian diaspora are becoming a part of the national culture in contemporary times.