"Set in a Siberian prison camp, the three narrators, Luka, Skuratov and Shishkov tell of the crimes which brought them to the House of the Dead."@en
"Siberan prison camp, a winter morning. Goryanchikov, a nobleman, is the latest arrival to the prison camp. He is flogged by the Governor after an interrogation. While at work, the prisoners exchange stories. Luka tells of how he had incited a rebellion and killed an officer in the last prison camp. He describes his flogging as Goryanchikov is dragged in, half dead. Goryanchikov befriends Alyeya, teaching him how to read and write. It is Easter and the prisoners receive a blessing and gifts from charity. A prisoner, infuriated with Aleyeya and Goryanchikov s friendship, beats Alyeya. Shishkov tells a story of how he loved Akulka, whom his nemesis, Filka, claimed to have dishonoured. After he married Akulka and discovered that she still loved Filka, he killed his wife. Luka dies as the story ends, and Shishkov recognizes him as Filka. Goryanchikov is summoned by the Governor, apologized to, and released, along with the release of a healed eagle."

"From the House of Dead = De la maison des morts = Z mrtvého domu"
"From the house of the dead De la maison des morts = Z mrtvého domu"
"From the house of the dead an opera in 3 acts"
"From the house of the dead opera in three acts = Aus einem Totenhaus"
"From the house of the dead = De la maison des morts"
"From the house of the dead [òpera en tres actes]"
"From the house of the dead De la maison des morts = Z mrtveho domu"
"From the house of the dead"@en
"From the house of the dead = Aus einem Totenhaus = La Maison des morts = Da una casa di morti : opera in three acts"
"From the house of the dead opera in three acts : based on "Memoirs from the house of the dead" by Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoyevsky"
"From the house of the dead"