Ministry of higher and secondary specialized education of the republic of uzbekistan state university of world languages english language faculty №1 Course paper theme: james aldridge-his life and work group: Written by: Supervisor

CONCLUSION
As a conclusion, it is clear from the collected data and information that Aldridge's truthful and meaningful coverage of significant social problems raised by reality is combined with the art of creating images that express the characteristic features of this reality, moreover, that person was one of the most well-known writers who had reached to contribute great contribution to the development of the English language.
The main characters in the works of Aldridge, telling about the Second World War, are humble heroes born of the trials of a just war, put forward by fierce struggle from the most native depths. The writer emphasizes their humanity, companionship, severity, and ruthlessness to the enemy. Their inherent weaknesses and weaknesses do not obscure from him their spiritual beauty, their civic feelings, awakening in the struggle. Following the best traditions of English literature, and especially the traditions of Byron and Shelley, Aldridge, along with the images of his compatriots, paints images of participants in the liberation movement of other countries - Greek, Italian patriots, courageous fighters against Hitlerism, full of hatred for the invaders.
The problems of the post-war world, significant events in the life of the English people also deeply concern Aldridge, who is actively involved in the struggle for peace. In one of his articles entitled “This is patriotism,” he wrote: “Before my eyes lay in all its charm the nature of England, its beautiful cities and villages. And I suddenly thought: in the event of war, these densely populated and closely located a friend of a city and a village, our islands are a cunning object for atomic bombings. It was only to imagine how little is left after several atomic explosions of all this beauty and human comfort - and any of these charming landscapes suddenly acquired a sullen, tragic color, as if reminding that only in the struggle for the preservation of peace on our land can we find genuine patriotism, that people who consciously endanger their peoples and their country must be branded as traitors ... The world will triumph because patriotism conquers, the sense of humanity conquers. our own country, we learn to love all other countries and want peace for all. "