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Children of the Arbat (in 3 volumes) (set)

Anatoly Rybakov
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'Children of the Arbat' is one of the most significant works of Russian literature of the 20th century. The main characters of this epic are metropolitan youth of the thirties of the last century. Loyal friends, a close circle — each of them has a special path prepared for them by fate. One is awaited by an honored place as an 'arbiter of destinies', another by exile to the Far East; some will manage to preserve their dignity under conditions of state arbitrariness, while others do not choose their means in the pursuit of power. Anatoly Naumovich Rybakov wrote his main book in the 1960s, but only twenty years later did it see the light of day. Today this complex story of the destinies of the first Soviet generation is read with unwavering interest.

A set of three books.

Publisher: Azbuka
Weight: 890
Age restrictions: 18+
Author: Anatoly Rybakov
Size: 11x18
Book series: Azbuka-classics (pocket-book)
Cover: Paperback
Language: Russian
Pages: 1792
Publication year: 2025
ISBN: 978-5-389-18571-5
ISBN (Barcode): 978-5-389-18571-5

Meet The Author

Anatoly Rybakov
Anatoly Rybakov

Anatoly Naumovich Rybakov (real surname Aronov) was a Russian writer.

His first wife (1939–1946) was Anastasia Alekseyevna Tysyachnikova (1918–2009), an accountant. Son: Alexander Rybakov (1940–1994). Granddaughter: writer Maria Rybakova (born 1973).

His second wife was writer Natalya Davydova (real name Maya Maksimovna Davydova, 1925–2005), author of the novels The Love of Engineer Izotov, All of Life Plus Two More Hours, No One Ever, and Treasures on Earth. Son: poet, prose writer, and literary scholar Alexey Makushinsky (born 1960; took his maternal grandmother’s surname).

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