Far from the icons. Roman about Russian emigration. Burne E.

Roman, published in Paris in 1923, represents heroes in the context of events and ideas, sharply relevant at that time and actively discussed by the International Intellectual Elite - a revolution in Russia, its future, the difficult entry of emigrants into a new environment. The heroine, who turned out to be with compatriots in Tunisia, goes a difficult path - from despair on the verge of suicide to realization of his own responsibility for everything that happens in Russia.

The book will be interesting to the widest circle of readers - from fans of fiction to those to those who wants to know the details of the life of the Russian diaspora in Africa in the 1920s.