“Stozhari Village” by Alexei Musatov, published in 1950, is a vivid portrayal of rural life in a Ukrainian village. The novel captures the challenges and joys of the villagers as they navigate through the socio-political changes of the early 20th century. Musatov’s narrative is rich with detailed descriptions and a deep understanding of the community’s traditions, hardships, and resilience. The book offers a snapshot of a world in transition, reflecting broader themes of Soviet influence and the enduring spirit of the people.

Translated from the Russian By R. Dixon
Illustrated By O. Korovin

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