The last day sentenced to death. Ninety -third year. Hugo V.

Every morning can be the last for the sentenced to death. Feelings, thoughts, memories of the convict, the image of prison - in the story of Viktor Hugo "The last day of sentenced to death."

The book also included the last novel “Ninety -Third Year” by Hugo, who paints the violent events of the French Revolution. The drama of political events is closely intertwined with the tragedy of individuals. In the novel there are both genuine historical personalities - Robespierre, Marat, Danton, and brightly written out fictional characters, in which cruelty and mercy, fanatical devotion to political ideals and ordinary human weaknesses, ruthlessness and generosity get along.