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Balzac's novel "Mutivoda" (1842) follows the ruthless struggle for the succession in the province between two diametrically opposed Bridau brothers: the cynical schemer Philippe and the artist Joseph.
Ernest Claesu's short humorous and satirical novel "The Blessed Pastor Kampens" (1983) is a warm depiction of rural life in Flanders, imbued with mild irony, folk spirit and human weaknesses.
During the First World War, a schoolboy begins an affair with Marthe, a young soldier’s wife. Their forbidden love exposes jealousy, selfishness and the distance between intense feeling and maturity.
In this novel, Joseph Conrad explores the world of political conspiracies, anarchism, and police espionage in early 20th-century London through a dark tale of ideology and betrayal.
A masterpiece of Romanian realism (1920; Croatian translation, 1943) about a poor peasant named Ion, whose obsessive hunger for land destroys the lives of those around him and ultimately leads to his own tragic downfall.
An emotional and deeply melancholic novel by the prominent Hungarian author Lajos Zilahy, which explores tragic love, the transience of life, an individual’s inner struggles, and the inevitability of fate in the shadow of social constraints.