Vsevolod Ivanov

Vsevolod Ivanov was a Soviet Russian writer known for his novels and short stories that depict Soviet life, war, and human resilience. Born in 1895, he served as a soldier in World War I and the Russian Civil War, which greatly influenced his work. Ivanov’s writing combines realism with poetic language, capturing the struggles and hopes of ordinary people during turbulent times. His notable works include "The Sea and the Wind," emphasizing human connection with nature, and "Dark Flower," exploring moral choices. Ivanov’s contributions helped shape Soviet literature's focus on social themes and the human condition.