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At no name altitude

Matusovsky M.L.

Phraseologism: At an unnamed height.

Meaning: The phrase is a symbol of courage, perseverance and selflessness.

Origin: Title and lyrics from a song (1964) written by the composer Veniamin Basner to the verses of the poet Mikhail Lvovich Matusovsky (1915-1990) for the film directed by V. Basov "Silence" (1964): "The grove under the mountain smoked, // And with it burned sunset... // There were only three of us left // Out of eighteen guys. // How many of them, good friends, // Left to lie in the dark // Near an unfamiliar village, // On a nameless height. Allegorically about soldiers (often unknown) who died in the Great Patriotic War, honestly fulfilling their duty where it was necessary, although their daily war and its episodes were not mentioned in the reports of the Soviet Information Bureau and were not included in the list of the most famous battles of the war.

Random phraseology:

They lived a long time and died on the same day.

Meaning:

The phrase is a symbol of a long, happy married life.

Origin:

The last phrase of the story "One hundred miles along the river" (1916) by the Russian romantic writer Alexander Grin (pseudonym of Alexander Stepanovich Grinevsky, 1880-1932).

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