Voorbeelden van het gebruik van White guard in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Bulgakov describes eight scenes from the period immediately following the events which we already know from The White Guard and The Days of the Turbins.
This play was Mikhail Bulgakov's own theatre adaptation of his novel The White Guard.
which he would describe extensively in his novel The White Guard.
In the spring of 2012, the Russian TV channel Rossia 1 broadcast the impressive TV-series The White Guard by director Sergey Snizhkin,
The criticism on the master's novel is a reflection of the fierce press campaigns that were conducted against Bulgakov's own works as The Fatal Eggs and The White Guard, and against his plays, especially The Flight.
who became the prototype of one of the main heroines in the novel The White Guard, worked as a teacher.
where the novel The White Guard and the play The Days of the Turbins are situated.
The White Guard is a touching description of how this family experiences that the world is breaking down under the pressure of a social cataclysm
The White Guard describes how the family Turbin, supporters of the Tsar,
also on his novel The White Guard and the libretto he wrote for the opera The Black Sea composed by Sergey Ivanovich Pototsky.
In 1924, Bulgakov had written The White Guard, a novel in which he described the life of the Turbin family during the Russian Civil War in Ukraine in the winter of 1918-1919.
On October 5, 1926, Bulgakov was called, in a similar way, a militant white guard by Alexander Robertovich Orlinski(1892-1938)
In his novel The White Guard and its theatre adaptation The Days of the Turbins,
The White Guard, written in the twenties
since they also wrote the script of the successful TV series The White Guard, directed by Sergey Snezhkin,
Captain Sergey Ivanovich Talberg from the novel The White Guard and the play The days of the Turbins of Mikhail Bulgakov.
where the action of the novel The White Guard and the play The Days of the Turbins takes place.
Red Guards and White Guards.
In Feodosiya appear ten thousand White Guards and members of their families.
anti-socialist Protection Guards or White Guards.