Romain Rolland

Jaroslav Zaorálek

Petr a Lucie

Jean Christophe

Pierre and Luce

(جان شیفته (دورۀ ۴ جلدی

Peter a Lucia

Dawn, Morning, Youth, Revolt

Jean-Christophe

"Au-dessus de la mêlée" est le plus célèbre manifeste pacifiste de la Grande Guerre. Comparable au "J'accuse" de Zola, il fut publié par Romain Rolland le 24 septembre 1914 dans le Journal de Genève. Ce texte exceptionnel, qui exhorte les belligérants à prendre de la hauteur pour saisir l'ampleur du désastre, provoqua aussitôt de nombreuses réactions violentes et haineuses envers son auteur, dont la lucidité, l'idéal de non-violence et de communion entre les peuples furent néanmoins récompensés, dès l'année suivante, par le prix Nobel de littérature.

Au-dessus de la mêlée

(ژان کریستف (دورۀ چهار جلدی

سه آهنگساز

A manhã

Life of Vivekananda

Colas Breugnon

پی‌یر و لوسی

yaşantı

Tolstoy'un yaşamı

The central character, Jean-Christophe Krafft, is a German musician of Belgian extraction, a composer of genius whose life is depicted from cradle to grave. He undergoes great hardships and spiritual struggles, balancing his pride in his own talents with the necessity of earning a living and taking care of those around him. Tormented by injustices against his friends, forced to flee on several occasions as a result of his brushes with authority and his own conscience, he finally finds peace in a remote corner of Switzerland before returning in triumph to Paris a decade later.

Jean-Christophe, Volume I: Dawn, Morning, Youth, Revolt

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