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Bratya I syostri

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  • Fyodor Abramov

    His first novel, Bratya i syostri (1958; “Brothers and Sisters”), deals with the deprivations and harsh life experienced by northern Russian villagers during World War II. Two sequels were Dve zimy i tri leta (1968; Two Winters and Three Summers) and Puti-pereputya (1973; “Paths and Crossroads”). This saga…

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    His first novel, Bratya i syostri (1958; “Brothers and Sisters”), deals with the deprivations and harsh life experienced by northern Russian villagers during World War II. Two sequels were Dve zimy i tri leta (1968; Two Winters and Three Summers) and Puti-pereputya (1973; “Paths and Crossroads”). This saga…

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