Nov

«Nov» — the last and most extensive novel by Ivan Sergeyevich Turgenev (1818—1883).
At the center of the work is the movement of revolutionary populists in Russia in 1868. Student Alexei Nezhdanov, disillusioned with the social order, decides to dedicate himself to the struggle for the rights of peasants. His path is accompanied by doubts, searches for truth, and unexpected love for Marianna Sinetskaya. Where will the hero's idealistic aspirations and heightened sense of justice lead him?
Turgenev masterfully conveys the atmosphere of the era, showing the clash of enthusiasm for new ideas with the difficulties of their implementation.