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Le Rideau
Kundera M.
The edition presents a literary-philosophical essay by Milan Kundera.
Azbuka-klassika
SPb.,
2010,
8000 copies,
Hard,
240 p,
(In Russian)
ISBN 978-5-9985-1192-9
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Azbuka-klassika
SPb.,
2010,
8000 copies,
Hard,
240 p,
(In Russian)
ISBN 978-5-9985-1192-9
Smeshnye li︠u︡bovi
Kundera M.
The book by Milan Kundera the “Funny Loves” includes short stories written in Czechia between 1959 and 1968. They became a starting point for Kunder’s prose, especially for his famous novels “Intolerable Easiness of Living”, “Immortality” and others.
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Kniga smekha i zabvenii︠a︡
Kundera M.
“The Book of Laughter and Oblivion” by Milan Kundera was published in Czech in 1978. In different plots of this book the funny spreads onto serious things disclosing a tragic side of life. This is the first Russian publication of the book. Pocket-bo…
Azbuka-klassika
SPb.,
2004,
7000 copies,
Soft,
288 p,
(In Russian)
ISBN 5-352-00549-6
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Azbuka-klassika
SPb.,
2004,
7000 copies,
Soft,
288 p,
(In Russian)
ISBN 5-352-00549-6
Nevynosimai︠a︡ legkostʹ bytii︠a︡
Kundera M.
The “Intolerable Easiness of Living” (1984) is Milan Kundera’s novel captivating new and new generations of readers who discover top literary works of the XXth century. Pocket-book format.
Azbuka-klassika
SPb.,
2003,
15000 copies,
Soft,
352 p,
(In Russian)
ISBN 5-352-00561-5
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Azbuka-klassika
SPb.,
2003,
15000 copies,
Soft,
352 p,
(In Russian)
ISBN 5-352-00561-5
Valʹs na proshchanie
Kundera M.
Milan Kundera is one of the most popular contemporary writers. His books enchant the reader with the elegance of style, skillful construction of a plot, suspense of the characters’ feelings. Every new book of the writer enlarges the number of intell…
Azbuka-klassika
SPb.,
2003,
7000 copies,
Soft,
271 p,
(In Russian)
ISBN 5-352-00091-5
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Azbuka-klassika
SPb.,
2003,
7000 copies,
Soft,
271 p,
(In Russian)
ISBN 5-352-00091-5
Azbuka-klassika
SPb.,
2010,
Soft,
336 p,
(In Russian)
ISBN 978-5-389-05470-7
