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“No town has ever been so quiet.”

A person in the town of Suomussalmi, which was destroyed by Finnish forces before the Russians arrived. was left. Timmo the woodcutter had no intention of leaving; He would both protect the town and always try to do the right thing in the middle of the wild war...

Roy Jacobsen, one of Norway's most important living writers, describes what happened in the shadow of the deadly northern winter that covered the sky and the Second World War. He tells it in a dazzling style: An intricate story based on the deep footprints left by Timmo in the fresh snow, the roaring wood stoves, a pair of women's shoes and the feeling of gratitude.

There was no light on anywhere, it was dry as sand. not a single footstep could be heard in the snow, there were no conversations, no dogs barking, no horses stamping or snorting, the sounds of the town had faded away, and above all, there was no smoke coming from the chimneys; Within a few hours, the town, where four thousand inhabitants and at least as many animals lived, turned into empty tree barks, waiting shoulder to shoulder and holding their breath in the icy cold that had been ravaging the forests here since long before the creation of humans and animals was even considered.

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(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Dough Type: 2. Dough

Number of Pages: 128

Size: 13.5 x 21

First Print Year: 2020

Number of Prints: 1. Edition

Language : Turkish