Alexander Lange Kielland Knihy

V tomto diele autor venuje hlavnú pozornosť selskému synkovi, ktorý sa vypraví do mesta za zlatom...

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Set in 19th-century Stavanger, this novel explores the lives of factory workers and their struggle for improved working conditions. It delves into themes of class disparity, workers' rights, and the quest for a better life. The narrative also portrays the social and familial aspects of the workers' lives beyond the factory walls. Recognized as a significant work in Norwegian literary history, it highlights Alexander Lange Kielland's commitment to social issues of his time.

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