White Guard
by Mikhail Bulgakov, Marian Schwartz, Evgeny Dobrenko
In White Guard, Mikhail Bulgakov depicts the Turbin family's struggle amid the Russian Civil War's chaos in Kyiv. As revolutionary forces clash, they confront uncertainty and loss. This evocative novel, translated by Marian Schwartz with an introduction by Evgeny Dobrenko, illuminates the human spirit's resilience during profound societal upheaval.
About This Book
White Guard is a novel by Mikhail Bulgakov, set during the turbulent period of the Russian Civil War. It follows the Turbin family as they navigate the upheaval in Kyiv following the Bolshevik Revolution.
The story explores themes of loyalty, survival, and the clash between old and new orders in a divided society. Bulgakov's narrative blends personal drama with the broader historical context of the era.
Translated into English by Marian Schwartz, the book includes an introduction by Evgeny Dobrenko, providing insights into its literary and historical significance. It remains a poignant depiction of human endurance in times of crisis.
Through its evocative prose, White Guard reflects the complexities of a nation in transition, highlighting the personal costs of political strife.
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