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Doctor Zhivago
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Arabic/English
It is a historical novel that immerses the reader in the life of a Russian doctor and poet during the Russian Revolution, and reviews his emotional and human struggles in light of social and political changes.
There is no doubt that Boris Pasternak is too famous to be known, but his novel Doctor Zhivago, with its simplicity, smooth style, and intertwining events and incidents, has placed him among the world’s foremost novelists. In his novel “Doctor Zhivago”, he combined the literature of language, the art of storytelling, and leadership of events. Which fell under the banner of his ideals and lofty principles.
The greatest evidence of the novel’s greatness and importance is that it was filmed in a movie that broke the record in revenues and won several international awards. The lead roles were played by Omar Sharif, Julie Christie, and Gerard Chaplin.
The least that can be said about it is that it is “worth reading” over and over again to live the first days of the famous Russian Revolution. It may be correct to consider this novel a history of that revolution and the events that paved the way for it and followed it, which contemporary history may have neglected.
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