Quatorze DÃ(c)cembre (roman)

Quatorze DÃ(c)cembre by Dmitry Sergeyevich Merezhkovsky plunges readers into the tumultuous events surrounding the Decemberist Revolt of 1825 in Russia. This historical novel vividly portrays the political intrigue, philosophical debates, and personal sacrifices of the revolutionaries who sought to overthrow the autocratic regime of Tsar Nicholas I. Through meticulously researched details and compelling characters, Merezhkovsky recreates the atmosphere of pre-revolutionary Russia, capturing the spirit of dissent and the yearning for reform that gripped the nation.
Merezhkovsky's narrative explores the complex motivations and ideological clashes within the revolutionary movement, revealing the human drama behind the historical events. "Quatorze DÃ(c)cembre" offers a compelling exploration of Russian history, political upheaval, and the enduring quest for freedom and justice.
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