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The Galosh: And Other Stories by Mikhail Zoshchenko

The Galosh: And Other Stories

Mikhail Zoshchenko

213 pages

The Overlook Press

Aug 2006

Hardcover

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A definitive collection of short works by the popular Soviet satirist includes pieces that give expression to the experiences of everyday citizens who were affected by housing shortages, corruption, and the ideological language of the Soviet state in the early twentieth century.

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Pages 213

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Published 2006

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