Hugo (Victor Hugo)

Victor Hugo was a renowned French writer and poet of the 19th century, celebrated for his profound influence on literature. He authored classic novels like *Les Misérables* and *The Hunchback of Notre-Dame*, exploring themes of justice, morality, and human nature. Hugo's work combines poetic language with social commentary, reflecting his concern for the plight of the oppressed and his advocacy for social change. Beyond writing, he was also involved in politics, fighting for human rights and democracy. His literary legacy continues to inspire across generations, marking him as one of France’s greatest literary figures.