Keegi ei kuule meid - Valev Uibopuu
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Publisher: Eesti Raamat
City: Tallinn
Year: 1991
Pages: 424
Condition: Covers worn in some places, contents in good order
Size: standard format with soft cover
The novel "Keegi ei kuule meid" by Valev Uibopuu (b. 1913), an Estonian writer living in Sweden, describes the life of a small Estonian town from the beginning of the Second World War to the end of the first Soviet occupation. The focus is on the change of people and human relations as the occupation deepens. The main character Jaan Riivik withdraws from public life at the beginning of the occupation, observing everything that is happening - the humiliation and death of people, the replacement of the feeling of peace in the small town with suspicion and fear - from the position of a bystander.
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Publisher: Eesti Raamat
City: Tallinn
Year: 1991
Pages: 424
Condition: Covers worn in some places, contents in good order
Size: standard format with soft cover
The novel "Keegi ei kuule meid" by Valev Uibopuu (b. 1913), an Estonian writer living in Sweden, describes the life of a small Estonian town from the beginning of the Second World War to the end of the first Soviet occupation. The focus is on the change of people and human relations as the occupation deepens. The main character Jaan Riivik withdraws from public life at the beginning of the occupation, observing everything that is happening - the humiliation and death of people, the replacement of the feeling of peace in the small town with suspicion and fear - from the position of a bystander.