Women Warsaw | Georgi Markov

As soon as "Pavel" arrives at the head of a geological expedition to "Tel Al-Shaytan," the old shepherd living there warns him that he must leave the hill within a month, before he ends up committing suicide on an oak branch, and his expedition's fate will be like that of the previous eight expeditions. However, the enthusiastic young man insists on succeeding in the mission, despite the fact that his team members escape from the hill one after the other. Gradually, the two draw closer: the young man who studied in the Polish capital and Rzeszów, and the old man who knows the secrets and mysteries of the hill, and their evenings become endless nights, during which "Pavel" tells the shepherd about his romances, while the latter listens in amazement, and his heart ignites with love for the nun Maril, the young man's last lover. In "Women of Warsaw," "Gorky Markov" writes about two worlds that are fundamentally contradictory, leaving it to the oak tree to draw the path to the end..