Fathers and Sons

Ivan Sergeyevich Turgenev (1818—1883) — an outstanding Russian writer, an undisputed classic of world literature, a flawless stylist, a connoisseur of Russian life. The author of famous works about love, such as "A Noble Nest", "First Love", "Spring Waters", and no less known novels about Russia, featuring the author’s concept of the "superfluous man" — "Rudin", "On the Eve", "Fathers and Sons". The story of the extraordinary Bazarov, who failed to find application for his outstanding qualities either in his profession or in his personal life, still touches and evokes sympathy for the main character, his amazing integrity and strength of personality, as well as the unrealized potential of people so generously gifted by nature in Russian life.