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Convicts, Colonists and Kanaks is a powerful story about life in a French penal colony, which explores justice, freedom and colonial exploitation through the fates of convicts, colonists and Kanaks, while criticizing the dehumanizing system.
The novella was published for the first time in 1961 in the magazine Novij mir and aroused anger among critics, pointing out that it is only "about the narrow, intimate experiences of the heroine".
Anatole France, a French writer, received the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1921.
"People Below Osojnik" is a novel by Slovenian writer France Bevko, published in 1934. The work is known for its realistic depiction of peasant life on the Slovenian coast during the first half of the 20th century.