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Tolstoy
Henri Troyat · 1967 · 600 pages
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Henri Troyat presents a monumental biography of the Russian literary giant Leo Tolstoy, tracing his life from an aristocratic childhood to his final days marked by spiritual questioning. Through exhaustive research, Troyat unveils the contradictions that defined the man behind masterpieces such as War and Peace and Anna Karenina.
The work explores how Tolstoy's personal experiences — his loves, moral conflicts, existential crises and spiritual transformations — shaped his artistic and philosophical vision. A fascinating read that illuminates how life and work intertwine in the creation of one of history's greatest novelists.
Book details
| Author | Henri Troyat |
|---|---|
| Year of publication | 1967 |
| Pages | 600 |
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