Anatoly Ivanov: The Eternal Call (in 2 volumes)

"The Eternal Call" is Anatoly Ivanov's most ambitious work, which the author spent thirteen years writing, from 1963 to 1975. Shortly after the book's release, which enjoyed tremendous success with readers, a famous television series based on the novel was produced. The story spans nearly six decades of the country's life in the first half of the 20th century. At the center of the narrative is the story of the Savelyev family, natives of a remote Siberian village, and the difficult lives of three brothers—Anton, Fyodor, and Ivan—full of dramatic conflicts. The characters' lives are closely intertwined with the turning points of the century and become part of the history of an entire nation that endured three wars, a revolution, the collapse of the old world, and the formation of a new one.

Author: Anatoly Ivanov

Pages: 1696 (newsprint). Softcover

Dimensions: 180x115x68 mm

Series: Azbuka-Klassika