The Devils - two parts - Dostoevsky

About the book through models chosen carefully by Dostoevsky, from Russian society, which are models of real characters mostly, presenting us with a picture of Russian society in those days, and about the wide discussions that revolved around new ideas, and about the desire to see Russia among the most developed countries, and about the life of the Russian people. And the discussions about literary issues and about religion and faith, and about good and evil, aristocracy, democracy, freedom of thought, and the conflict between science and religion... form the background on which Dostoevsky builds his character models. Publication year 2017 Authored by Dostoevsky Translated by Dr. Sami Al-Durubidar Published by Al-Tanweer Number of pages 700 To view other works by Dostoevsky: White Nights The Brothers Karamazov Miserable and Humiliated The Gambler The Devils Memories from the House of the Dead In a Grave The Crocodile The Eternal Husband Winter Memories about Summer Feelings Nutchka Nzevanovna Sitia Netchikovo Village and its inhabitants The Neighbor with a Weak Heart White Nights - The Arab Cultural Center