The coat

The Russian writer Nikolai Gogol (1809-1852) is considered one of the greatest writers of Russia in the nineteenth century, and Dostoevsky's saying testifies to him: "We all got rid of Gogol's coat." His stories are derived from the manifestations of life in Saint Petersburg and exclusively gather the general content and the great social dimension, where a company specializing in investment cooperation between the human dream and his reality participates, and the widening social gaps between the simple, weak people and the wealthy, experienced, influential. "The Overcoat" is the immortal masterpiece of Nikolai Gogol. "The Man with the Overcoat" tells the story of a poor man named Akaky Akakievich, who is always ridiculed at work... living isolated from the public... he owns only one overcoat, which he tries to patch up, but it seems futile. So he resorts to buying a new, expensive coat for someone as poor as him. His life changes slightly... until one day his coat is stolen, and everything changes.