Biographies & Memoirs

Ντοστογιέβσκη, The Prophet of the Russian Revolution

Author: Sergueievitch Dimitri Merejkovski

Dostoevsky left this world on January 28, 1881, shortly before the assassination of Tsar Alexander II, which was organized and executed by the Social Revolutionaries on March 1 in St. Petersburg.

It...

Dostoevsky left this world on January 28, 1881, shortly before the assassination of Tsar Alexander II, which was organized and executed by the Social Revolutionaries on March 1 in St. Petersburg.

It was the first thunderbolt of a storm that had been gathering during the last quarter of the century and was destined to break out at the beginning of the next....

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  • Release Date 4/2005
  • Number of pages Number of pages 208
  • Language Greek
  • Cover Cover Soft
  • Year of publication Year of publication 2005
  • Publisher Publisher Ekdoseis Govosti
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Dostoevsky left this world on January 28, 1881, shortly before the assassination of Tsar Alexander II, which was organized and executed by the Social Revolutionaries on March 1 in St. Petersburg.

It was the first thunderbolt of a storm that had been gathering during the last quarter of the century and was destined to break out at the beginning of the next. Dostoevsky carried within him the element of this storm, the element of this infinite unrest, even though he was, or tried to appear, like the stronghold of perfect calm.

It was the Revolution under the mask of reaction. He was the prophet of the Russian Revolution. But, as often happens with prophets, the true meaning of his prophecies remained hidden even from him.

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Author
Sergueievitch Dimitri Merejkovski
Publisher
Ekdoseis Govosti
Language
Greek
Subtitle
The Prophet of the Russian Revolution
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
208
Release Date
4/2005
Type
Biography
Period
Metapolitefsi, Social Issues
Attribute
Authors
Publication Date
2005
Dimensions
13x18 cm
ISBN-13
9789602709665

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