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Тихий Дон by Mikhail Aleksandrovich Sholokhov · Booklabria

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Тихий Дон

HistoryContinental european fiction

Тихий Дон

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First published: 1900
Editions: 59 in 7 languages

Synopsis

Marathi translation of the Don flows home to the sea, English translation of the author's Tikhiĭ Don.

Subjects: History
Continental european fiction
War & Military
World War, 1914-1918
Soviet Union
World War fastfst01180746
Set in: Russia
Soviet Union
Time: Revolution, 1917-1921; February Revolution, 1917

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59 in 7 languages

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English37 Russian16 Chinese1 Marathi1 All 7 languages

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