Unyielding people

Author: (Soviet) Gorbatoff/Shuifu
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: This book is the masterpiece of Soviet writer Gorbatoff, written in 1943 and awarded the Stalin Prize. It reflects the heroic resistance of the Soviet people against Nazi German rule in the early stages of World War II. Through the narrative of the life of the old worker Dallas and his family, the novel portrays the Soviet people's courageous struggle in the Donbas region under Nazi German occupation, their loyalty and love for their homeland, and their firm belief in defeating the German invaders. After its publication, the work greatly boosted the morale of the Soviet people. It is one of the most influential novels reflecting the Soviet War of Defense. This reissue is based on the translated version revised by Mr. Shuifu in 1958. This series of books records and portrays, from different perspectives, the heroic and moving history and spirit of the Russian people and army, who fought tirelessly and ultimately achieved victory. It has become a valuable document or artistic treasure reflecting the truth of the war and inspiring future generations to overcome various difficulties with perseverance. It is hoped that the publication of this series of books will hold significant historical, artistic, and educational value for Chinese readers, especially the younger generation.