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Anna Karenina
Leo, graf Tolstoy · Constance Garnett
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Leo Tolstoy's novel follows Anna Karenina, a married Russian aristocrat whose affair with Count Vronsky brings social ruin, set against the parallel story of Levin's search for meaning. Readers drawn to nineteenth-century Russian literature and psychologically rich portraits of love, marriage, and society will find it rewarding.
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