Иго войны Book by Leonid Andreyev (Farsi)

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In The Yoke of War by Leonid Andreyev, the author penetrates the darkest corners of the human soul, revealing the deepest layers of inner anxiety and moral anguish. Written in 1916 during the early years of World War I, the novel stands as a powerful echo of human conscience in the face of destruction, plunder, and death. More than a historical account of the conflict between Germany and Russia, the book is a profound meditation on suffering, violence, and despair. Andreyev views war not merely as a political event, but as a form of spiritual captivity. Rather than focusing on victory or defeat, he exposes the collapse of thought, values, and human life itself, insisting that war recognizes neither heroes nor victims—only devastation.