How Steel is Made

Author: (Former Soviet Union) Nikita Ostrovsky
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Publish Date: 2000-03-16
Features: The Steel Was Made is an epic heroic biography that portrays the noble character of Pavlo Korchagin, who is determined in his beliefs and resolute. His image transcends time and borders, has had a worldwide impact, and has moved the hearts of generations. In the former Soviet Union alone, this work has been published in 61 languages over 600 times, totaling more than 30 million copies.
This edition of the book is translated from the complete Soviet version of the time of Gorbachev (i.e., the original text confirmed by the author before his death), which adds nearly 40,000 words compared to previous translations published in China. These additions, which have long been hidden from view due to historical reasons, include the friendship and love between young Pavlo and Tonya, the Red Army soldier Sasha and Lyda, and Pavlo and Darya. Additionally, it features stories of the Red Army, the mindset of petty bourgeoisie, and more, truly restoring the original face of the classic. This book helps both new and old readers fully understand the full scope of the original work and grasp its profound value.

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