Michel Strogoff

Russian Tsardom in the second half of the 1800s... On the one hand, the cruel Feofar Khan, at the head of the invading Tatar troops, on the other hand, the traitor Ivan Ogaref, a former Russian officer who was a collaborator of the Tatars, and on the other hand, the Siberian Empire. A young girl trying to progress on the difficult roads of Russia, two European journalists who came to monitor the invasion, the grand duke stranded in a remote corner of Siberia, and a messenger appointed by the tsar, on whom the fate of the entire country depends: Misel Strogoff...
Misel Strogof all contact He is tasked with carrying vital news from Moscow to Irkutsk by crossing Siberia in an environment where his resources are interrupted. He has to deal with the obstacles created by nature, on the one hand, and the invading enemies, on the other hand. Jules Verne presents us with a heroic epic, a road story, and a historical novel while telling what happened to the tsar's messenger; While taking the reader through the Siberian geography, he conveys the opinions of European journalists about the Russian Tsardom's relations with the local people, and does not neglect to analyze the contradictions between the hero's sense of duty and his emotional world.



Number of Pages: < /b>576

Year of Printing: 2013


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Ithaki Publications