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  The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoevsky

  Page Count: 1056Year: 1880

  There once were three brothers — Alyosha, Dmitri, and Ivan. They would have lived happily and easily, but their father, a greedy landowner and voluptuary, refused to divide the inheritance honestly. He also tried to seduce Mitya’s beloved—Grushenka—with money. Peaceful negotiations led to nothing. After a terrible scandal, each family member began to devise his […]

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  The Chief Culprit: Stalin’s Grand Design to Start World War by Viktor Suvorov

  Page Count: 350Year: 2008

  As a continuation of his famous theses, Suvorov provides even more evidence and arguments in favor of the idea that Joseph Stalin was not merely a passive observer, but the chief initiator and instigator of World War II. Using a detailed analysis of Soviet military plans, industrial mobilization, and political maneuvers, the author contends that […]

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  The Faculty of Useless Knowledge by Yury Dombrovsky

  Page Count: 512Year: 1978

  The arrested art historian Georgy Zybin immediately finds himself at the center of a cruel psychological duel with NKVD investigators in Alma-Ata during the Stalinist purges. He refuses to sign false confessions, using his knowledge of history and art as an unexpected weapon against torture and ideological pressure. The book details this moral and intellectual […]

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  Drama on the Hunt (The Shooting Party) by Anton Chekhov

  Page Count: 402Year: 1884READ FREE

  This isn’t just a detective story where the killer is known from the first page; it’s a deep psychological drama where every character wears a mask, and the truth is as elusive as a beast in the thicket. You’ll witness a tangled love triangle where jealousy, desire, and deceit intertwine with a fatal shot. Young, […]

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