Germinal

Germinal Book Description: In the 1860s, miners in the north of France struggle to survive under harsh conditions. In addition to the constant danger of collapse or firedamp explosion in the mines where they work, they struggle with hunger and misery. The strike, which they saw as a last resort, is now inevitable for them. They are ready to risk anything, the hope that blooms within them is their biggest supporter. Unfortunately, their resistance is brutally suppressed. Now only death, blood, tears and vanished dreams remain. Germinal is one of the most important works in the history of world literature. Zola, who writes about the great suffering of people in an extremely realistic and universal as well as impressive language, has created an epic with this novel. It is a work that will drag the reader from emotion to emotion in every line, sometimes heartbreaking, sometimes angering, sometimes hopeful, to be read with bated breath. Fine. Cover: Number of Pages: 616Print Year: 2014e-Book: Number of Pages: 485Print Year: 2011Language: TurkishPublisher: Can Yayınları