What to read about Smolensk?

Friends, as we promised, lay out a "list of literature", what to read about Smolensk, and photos that we showed on the excursion "Night poem about Smolensk".

Excursion "Night poem about Smolensk". Reference:

1. Smolensk fairy tales (collection, 2017)
2. Oleg Ermakov. Rainbow and Heather (novel, 2018)
3. Boris Vasiliev. My Horses Are Flying (1982)
4. Fedor Oettinger. Veselukha Tower, or Smolensk and its inhabitants 230 years ago (novel, 2014)
5. Stendhal (Marie-Henri Bale). Letters and diaries
6. Vladimir Makarenkov. Poem "The Ballad of the Post Kuritsyn"
7. Lyudmila Gorelyk. The Russian Treasure of Napoleon (novel, 2017)
8. Lyudmila Gorelyk. The Lost Diary of Goethe (novel, 2018)
9. Gervasius Psalms. Poems (collection, 2013)
10. Wolfgang Borgert. There, Outside the Door (1947)
11. Nikolai Rylenkov. “You were called the Shield of Russia for good reason...”, “Did you see this monument?” Rock ...”
12. Historical Notes of the War of the Russians with the French and Twenty Tribes of 1812, 1813, 1814 and 1815. 1818 (in the collection “Petrov F. A. et al., 1812: Memoirs of Soldiers of the Russian Army”, 1991)
13. Tuchkov P.A. My memories of 1812. Autobiographical note
14. Evgeny Alfimov. Architect Fedor Horse (novel, 2013)
15. Mikhail Isakovsky. Poem "Smolensk"
16. Fedor Glinka. Poem "1812"
17. Alexander Tvardovsky. Turkin in the Afterlife (poem)