Northern Archives: Per. with Fr. Svetlana Lomidze / Avt. Preceded by . and comment. C. Yu. Zavadovskaya . - M. : Ed. "Progress" group - "Liter", 1992. — 432 s. Circulation 5000 copies. — ISBN 5-01-003659-2 . "Northern Archives" (1977) is the second part of the memoir trilogy "Labyrinth of the World" by the famous French writer Marguerite Jursenar (1903–1987), a classic of French literature, whose pen owns a number of works that have received world recognition. Memoirs introduce the reader to the inner world of the human soul In the center of the story is the personality of the writer herself, who makes an attempt to open the veil of secrecy over many eternal mysteries of human existence. Recommended to a wide range of readers. This family triptych also includes the book “On Prayer Memory” (1974) and “What? Eternity ... » (1988), in the title of which the author recalls a line from his favorite poet A. Rambo. M. Jursenar, the first woman to climb under the dome of the French Academy, it is enough to pick up a wooden spoon, as her creative idea immediately goes back to the tree from which it originated. She has enough letters written by her great-grandfather, photos of her father or mother to learn the features of the life of distant ancestors by the nature of the handwriting, by the pattern of the eyebrows or nose. Thus the modern woman penetrates the mysteries of the ages and revives for us in the flesh the very Time.