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Ukrainian writer (1918-1995)
Also known as: Oles Hontschar, Alexander TerentJewitsch Gontschar, Oleksandr Terentiyovych Honchar, Olexandr Terenijowytsch Hontschar, Олесь Гончар, Олесь Терентійович Гончар
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Ambitious Ukrainian novels spanning history and contemporary industrial society, with moral and philosophical questions. (AI reason)
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Chingiz Aĭtmatov1928–2008ReportAI suggestion, no reader data yetLyrical, mythic Soviet-era prose about nature, conscience and memory, sharing Tronka's steppe atmosphere. (AI reason)
Vasil Bykaŭ1924–2003ReportAI suggestion, no reader data yetMorally intense war novellas centred on conscience and sacrifice, like Honchar's war writing. (AI reason)
Viktor Astafyev1924–2001ReportAI suggestion, no reader data yetLyrical prose on war, nature and the moral damage of modernization. (AI reason)
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- Katarsys (2000)
- O tekh kto dorog (1978)
- Perekop (1986)
- Khaĭ slaven bude myr!
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