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Zola Emile-Trap

The audiobook Trap by Emile Zola is a drama about social injustice and moral decline, exploring the lives of characters trapped in their circumstances and decisions.

Fedorov Evgeniy - Stone Belt (Trilogy)

The audiobook The Stone Belt (Trilogy) by Evgeny Fedorov is an epic work that combines three parts that together tell a fascinating story filled with adventure, intrigue and riddles.

Sushinsky Bogdan - Cruel mercy

The audiobook Cruel Mercy by Bogdan Sushinsky is an exciting work that explores complex and contradictory aspects of human nature and morality through the prism of cruel and merciful acts.

Sushinsky Bogdan - Bells of Fate

The audiobook Bells of Fate by Bogdan Sushinsky is a fascinating work that immerses the listener in the world of fateful decisions and unexpected turns, revealing the influence of accidents and choice on people's lives.

Starikov Nikolay- Who finances the collapse of Russia? From Decembrists to Mujahideen

Audiobook Who finances the collapse of Russia? From the Decembrists to the Mujahideen, Nikolai Starikov is a deep study of external and internal factors that contribute to the weakening and destruction of Russia throughout its history.

Sushinsky Bogdan - Alive ordered to fight

The audiobook The Living Are Ordered to Fight by Bogdan Sushinsky is a war drama that exposes the human and moral aspects of war through the prism of personal stories and dramatic events.

Solomin Yuri - From adjutant to his excellency

The audiobook From the Adjutant to His Excellency by Yuri Solomin is a gripping work describing the path and career achievements of the protagonist from humble adjutant to high-ranking official.

Zola Emil-Career Rugonov

The audiobook Career of the Rugons by Émile Zola is a dramatic work that tells of the rapid rise and fall of one family in the context of the social and political changes of 19th-century France.

Zola Emile-Womb of Paris

The audiobook The Womb of Paris by Émile Zola is a realistic and detailed work that explores life and social change in Paris through the lens of trade, consumption and human destinies.

Starikov Nikolay- Who killed Russia

The audiobook Who Killed Russia by Nikolai Starikov is an analysis of the factors and forces that, according to the author, contributed to the political and economic decline of Russia at different times in its history.

Prokhanov Alexandr- Red-brown

The audiobook Red and Brown by Alexander Prokhanov is a political and social novel immersing in complex and controversial aspects of Russian politics and society.

Zola Emile-Beast Man

The audiobook Beast Man by Emil Zola is a dark and powerful work that explores primal instincts and moral dilemmas in the context of social and personal degradation.

Sushinsky Bogdan - River of the murdered

The audiobook River of the Murdered by Bogdan Sushinsky is a tense and emotionally intense novel exploring the consequences of the war and its impact on the fate of people caught in its whirlpool.

Zola Emil- Joys of Life

The audiobook The Joys of Life by Émile Zola is a realistic and profound work that explores the everyday joys and sufferings of ordinary people in the context of the social and cultural environment of 19th-century France.

Boborykin Petr-Kitay-gorod

The audio book Kitay-gorod by Pyotr Boborykin is a fascinating historical work immersing in the atmosphere of the Moscow district Kitay-gorod and its role in the history of Russia.

Old Nicholas - Remember together

The audiobook Remembering Together by Nikolai Starikov is an emotional and deep work in which the author shares personal memories and reflections on key events and characters in his life and the history of Russia.

Sushinsky Bogdan - Scorched by War

The audiobook Scorched by War by Bogdan Sushinsky is a deep and emotional work exploring the consequences of the war and its impact on the fate of people who survived military conflicts.

Sushinsky Bogdan - Stand on fire

The audiobook Standing on Fire by Bogdan Sushinsky is an exciting work that immerses you in the world of military operations and struggle, as well as exploring the themes of heroism and survival in war.

Boborykin Petr- Memoirs

The audiobook Memoirs by Pyotr Boborykin is a personal and historical work in which the author shares his memories of life, significant events and personal experiences.

Old Nicholas - Who made Hitler attack Stalin

The audiobook Who made Hitler attack Stalin by Nikolai Starikov is an analysis of historical events leading to the beginning of the Great Patriotic War, with an emphasis on the reasons and motives for Hitler's attack on the Soviet Union.

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