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On the Eve

On the eve of the Crimean war a young woman, Elena, is pursued by two men. She disappoints them and her affected, social-climbing family when she marries a Bulgarian revolutionary. Sickness and war intervene in their lives, sending tragic shock waves through an entire society.

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  • "On the eve"@en
  • "Rey Lear en la estepa"
  • "Nakamune"@tr
  • "Nakamune"
  • "Ott︠s︡y i deti"
  • "Otcy i deti"
  • "Отцы и дети"
  • "Nakanune"@ru
  • "Nakanune"@pl
  • "Nakanune"
  • "Sammlung"
  • "Накануне ; Отцы и дети"
  • "Nakanune ; Ott︠s︡y i deti"
  • "Éléna, un premier amour"
  • "Väter und Söhne"

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  • "Translation of a Russian novel."
  • "On the eve of the Crimean war a young woman, Elena, is pursued by two men. She disappoints them and her affected, social-climbing family when she marries a Bulgarian revolutionary. Sickness and war intervene in their lives, sending tragic shock waves through an entire society."@en
  • "On the Eve is the third novel by famous Russian writer Ivan Turgenev, best known for his short stories and the novel Fathers and Sons. Turgenev embellishes this love story with observations on middle class life and interposes some art and philosophy.-- Excerpted from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia."@en
  • "An upper-class Russian woman falls for a Bulgarian revolutionary in the summer of 1853, the eve of the devastating war that set the Russian empire against the Ottoman, British and French empires. The Crimean war broke out in October of that year."@en
  • "Ivan Sergeyevich Turgenev defined the philosophy of nihilism and social change and yet managed to dwell on the bittersweet romanticism of Russia's fading nobility. This is a story of Elena, a young spiritually passionate woman with intense social principles, who abandons her family, home, and country, to follow Insarov, a romantic revolutionary rebel to his native Bulgaria."@en
  • "On the eve of the Crimean War, young Elena Nikolayevna finds herself courted by free-spirited sculptor Pavel Shubin and straight-laced student Andrei Bersyenev. The latter introduces her to Bulgarian student revolutionary Dmitri Insarov, whom she falls in love with and secretly marries. War and fate have further plans for Elena in this 1860 novel."@en
  • "First published in 1859, On the eve (of the Russian revolution) is another of Turgenev's lyrical idealist works. Ivan Sergeyevich Turgenev (1818-1883) defined the philosophy of nihilism and social change and yet managed to dwell on the bittersweet romanticism of Russia's fading nobility. This is a story of Elena, a young spiritually passionate woman with intense social principles, who abandons her family, home, and country, to follow Insarov, a romantic revolutionary rebel to his native Bulgaria. A classic novel of the courage of life choices on the brink of global change."@en

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  • "Electronic books"
  • "Electronic books"@en
  • "Readers"
  • "Fiction"
  • "Fiction"@en
  • "Translations"
  • "Translations"@en
  • "Criticism, interpretation, etc"@en
  • "Criticism, interpretation, etc"
  • "War stories"@en
  • "Belletristische Darstellung"
  • "History"@en
  • "Ausgabe"
  • "Powieść rosyjska"
  • "Powieść rosyjska"@pl
  • "Love stories"@en

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  • "Nakanune ; Ott︠s︡y i deti : romany"
  • "Nakanune roman"
  • "Накануне : [пьеса]"
  • "Jeléna"@da
  • "On the Eve"@en
  • "On the Eve"
  • "Nakanune : [roman dlâ srednej školy]"
  • "Nouvelles Scènes de la vie russe"
  • "Nakanune ; Otcy i děti"
  • "Накануне роман"
  • "On the Eve: A Novel"
  • "ʻAl ha-saf : roman be-35 perakim"
  • "Alla vigilia : romanzo"@it
  • "En vísperas novela completa"@es
  • "Vorabend"
  • "V předvečer"
  • "On the Eve : a novel"
  • "On the eve; a tale"@en
  • "On the eve; a tale"
  • "Nakanune : roman"
  • "Nakanune : Ottsy i deti"
  • "On the eve. Translated ... by Constance Garnett"@en
  • "V navecherieto : roman"
  • "Vorabend ; Väter und Söhne"
  • "V navecherieto"
  • "En vísperas"@es
  • "En vísperas"
  • "Napkelte előtt; forditotta"
  • "Nakanune ; Ot︠s︡y i deti : romany"
  • "Vorabend. : Väter und Söhne"
  • "Sahar hone tak"
  • "Nakanune ; Ott︠s︡y i deti"
  • "Nakanune : Roman"
  • "Nouvelles scènes de la vie russe : Trad. ... par Louis Viardot"
  • "Nakanune : Otcy i deti"
  • "The Brigadier, and other stories. On the eve"@en
  • "Nakanune : otcy i deti"
  • "On the eve. [Great Russian fiction.]"@en
  • "Alla vigilia"@it
  • "Vorabend. : Väter und Söhne / Iwan Turgenjew. [Aus d. Russ. übers. von Harry Burck]"
  • "The brigadier and other stories"@en
  • "Nakanune ;Ottsy i deti"
  • "The brigadier & other stories; On the eve"@en
  • "Nakanune ; Otcy i deti : [romany]"
  • "Tis paramones : mythistorēma"
  • "On the eve a novel"
  • "On the eve a novel"@en
  • "Накануне"
  • "En vísperas ; Un rey Lear en la estepa"
  • "<&gt"@ru
  • "ʻErev milkhome : roman in 35 ḳapiṭalen"
  • "Napkelte előtt"
  • "Napkelte előtt"@hu
  • "Nakanune ; Otci i deti"
  • "Naperedodni : roman"
  • "Vorabend. Väter und Söhne"
  • "Nakanune Ot︠s︡y i deti : romany"
  • "The brigadier, and other stories"
  • "On the eve: a tale"@en
  • "The brigadier, and other stories"@en
  • "On the eve : a tale"@en
  • "On the eve : a tale"
  • "Vorabend.Erzählungen"
  • "Helena"
  • "Накануне ; Отцы и дети : романы"
  • "The Brigadier, and other stories"@en
  • "Nakanune. Ottsy i deti"
  • "Uoči novih dana"@sr
  • "Uoči novih dana"
  • "Saḥar hone tak : nāval"
  • "Na kanune ; Otcy i deti"
  • "The Brigadier, and other stories ; On the eve"@en
  • "Nakanune"
  • "The brigadier and other stories ; on the eve"@en
  • "The brigadier and other stories ; on the eve"
  • "The Brigadier and other stories"@en
  • "V předvečer : román"
  • "On the Eve. (Translated from the Russian by Stepan Apresyan.) [With a portrait.]"@en
  • "Nakanune ; Ot︠s︡y i deti"
  • "The Brigadier and other stories. On the eve"@en
  • "The Brigadier, and other stories On the eve"@en
  • "The brigadier and other stories On the eve"@en
  • "On the Eve ... Translated by Gilbert Gardiner"@en
  • "Chʻīen yeh"
  • "The Brigadier : and other stories ; On the eve"@en
  • "Jel'ena"@da
  • "Saḥar hone tak"
  • "Nakanune ; Ottsy i deti"
  • "On the eve, a novel"@en
  • "On the eve, a novel"
  • "Nakanune: ottsy i deti [novels]"
  • "Dar āstāna-vi fardā, az matn-i Rūsī"
  • "On the eve a tale"@en
  • "On the eve a tale"
  • "سحر هونے تک: ناول"
  • "W przededniu"
  • "W przededniu"@pl
  • "Nakanune; roman"
  • "Nakanune (and) Ottsy i deti"
  • "En vísperas : un Rey Lear en la Estepa"@es
  • "The brigadier and other stories ; On the eve"@en
  • "Vorabend : Väter und Söhne"
  • "On the eve; a novel"
  • "On the eve; a novel"@en
  • "Nouvelles scènes de la vie russe"
  • "On the eve : a novel"@en
  • "On the eve : a novel"
  • "On the eve ... Translated by Gilbert Gardiner. (Reprinted.)"@en
  • "Jelena"
  • "Nakanuni︠e︡"
  • "On the eve : tr. from the Russian by Stepan Apresyan, ed. by George H. Hanna"@en
  • "V predvečer; román"
  • "On the eve"@en
  • "On the eve"
  • "La veille : Roman"
  • "Ṣahar hone tak"
  • "The Brigadier and other stories ; On the eve"@en
  • "Önce"@tr
  • "Önce"
  • "Nakanune ; Otcy i deti"
  • "Nouvelles Scènes de la Vie Russe"
  • "On the Eve : A Novel"@en
  • "Nakanune : [pʹesa]"
  • "The brigadier and other stories. On the eve"@en
  • "Nakanune. Otcy i deti"
  • "The brigadier, and other stories. On the eve"
  • "Vorabend. Väter und Söhne / Iwan Turgenjew. [Aus d. Russ. übers. von Harry Burck]"
  • "Накануне ; Отцы и дети"
  • "Nouvelles Scènes de la vie russe [L'Auberge de Grand Chemin. L'Antchar. Le pain d'autrui. Une correspondance. Deux journées dans les grands bois. Le partage.]"
  • "Nouvelles scenes de la vie russe : traduites avec l'autorisation de l'auteur por Louis Viardot"
  • "On the Eve. Translated From the Russian by Moura Budberg"@en

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