Mati / Gradić Okurov

Mati / Gradić Okurov

Maksim Gorki

The novel Mati talks about awakening the consciousness of the oppressed and exploited poor population of imperial Russia, and the rights to a free and dignified life.

The plot focuses on the illegal struggle of factory workers and socialist revolutionaries. The novel describes life in the small town of Okurov and the themes of awakening awareness and fighting for rights.

Prevod
Marko Vidojković, Iso Velikanović
Urednik
Milorad Đurić
Dimenzije
21 x 14,5 cm
Broj strana
474
Izdavač
Srpska književna zadruga (SKZ), Beograd, 1977.
 
Tiraž: 4.000 primeraka
 
Ćirilica. Tvrde korice.
Jezik: Srpski.

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