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Как закалялась сталь by Nikolay Ostrovsky · Booklabria

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First published: 1936
Editions: 96 in 11 languages

Synopsis

This book describes the life of an Ukrainian communist named Pavel Korchagin. The main focus is on how he overcomes the hardships of the revolution and personal difficulties that happen later. As well as on how a communist should live and behave. The plot has some similarities with the actual life of the author.

Subjects: History
Readers
Civilization
Russian language
Set in: Russia
Soviet Union
Ukraine
Time: 20th Century; Revolution, 1917-1921

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96 in 11 languages

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English27 Russian37 Chinese18 German5 All 11 languages

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