Description

A novel by Russian novelist Panteleimon Romanov, depicting the dramatic fate of man in the reality of post-revolutionary Russia. The author insightfully describes the psychological tensions and moral conflicts of the era, combining literary artistry with a realistic picture of post-revolutionary society. The co-authored work Agitator (160 pages) is an exceptional addition – a rare propaganda document and literary testimony to the times of change.

The publication of the “Rój” publishing house is one of the most interesting examples of emigrant literature of the interwar period, published in Warsaw for the Russian diaspora.

The handmade leather binding of the Polish Antiquarian bookbinders gives this item a unique character. Precise finishing and classic form make it a unique copy of great bibliophilic value. This item is valuable not only for collectors of Russian literature, but also for enthusiasts of history, culture and propaganda of the 20th century. Our items are not just books for collectors – they are beautiful cultural objects that combine literary heritage, craftsmanship precision and timeless style.

They are also perfect as a unique gift for those who appreciate intellect, history and elegance.