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Mentioned in 4 episodes

Haji Murat

Book • 2001

Lev Nikolaevič Tolstoy

Роман «Хаджи-Мурат» — последнее произведение Льва Толстого, написанное между 1896 и 1904 годами и опубликованное посмертно в 1912 году.

История рассказывает о Хаджи-Мурате, знаменитом чеченском повстанческом лидере, который заключает неустойчивый союз с русскими, чтобы отомстить и спасти свою семью, захваченную имамом Шамилем.

Роман исследует темы сопротивления и конфликта между христианской Россией и мусульманским Кавказом.

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Rosamund Bartlett

Mentioned in 4 episodes

Mentioned by

Dichen Lachman

while discussing her character's work in the show.

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Recommended by

David Green

as a book that shows time changes, but really doesn't change that much.

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Mentioned by

Rosamund Bartlett

as one of Tolstoy's greatest novellas.

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Mentioned by

Simon Schama

as a short story showcasing Tolstoy's ability to depict the horrors of war.

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Mentioned by

Bruce Robbins

as a much shorter Tolstoy, which is the last thing he published.

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Mentioned by

Alan S.

in relation to a recurring symbol in the show.

S2E07 - EpiCap07 - Chikhai Bardo

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