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Οι Άθλιοι, (vol. 1) Orbis Literae
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Οι Άθλιοι, (vol. 1) Orbis Literae

Author: Victor Hugo

A gripping denunciation of poverty and social injustice, but also a hymn to the power of love and humanity. Through the adventures of the famous Jean Valjean, Hugo describes the France of the

A gripping denunciation of poverty and social injustice, but also a hymn to the power of love and humanity. Through the adventures of the famous Jean Valjean, Hugo describes the France of the destitute and the uprisings. One of the masterpieces of world literature in its complete edition.

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  • Release 04/07/2025
  • Pages Pages 1359
  • Cover Cover Soft
  • Publisher Publisher Gutenberg
Genre: Classical Literature Prose
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A gripping denunciation of poverty and social injustice, but also a hymn to the power of love and humanity. Through the adventures of the famous Jean Valjean, Hugo describes the France of the destitute and the uprisings. One of the masterpieces of world literature in its complete edition.

Genre: Classic Literature, Social Novel

Atmosphere: The book creates an atmosphere of deep emotion and social reflection, exploring the dark and bright paths of the human soul.


In the book you will meet

  • Social injustice and destitution in 19th-century France.

  • The ongoing struggle between good and evil, poverty and wealth.

  • The power of love, sacrifice, and redemption.


Why We Loved It

Because it is a timeless masterpiece that remains relevant even today. Through its pages, Hugo denounces social injustice and the misery it creates. At the same time, he gives us one of the most iconic characters in world literature, Jean Valjean, and reminds us of the value of kindness and humanity through figures such as Bishop Myriel.

This book is for you if...

...you love great, epic stories that make you think. If you enjoy classic works with multi-layered characters and intense social commentary, then "Les Misérables" is a choice that will not disappoint you.

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“The bishop remained silent for a moment, then suddenly turned to the hospital director.

– Sir, he said, how many beds do you think could fit in this hall?

– In your dining room, sir? the director exclaimed in astonishment.”

About the Author

Victor Hugo (1802-1885) was one of the most important French Romantic writers. A poet, novelist, and playwright, he left behind a vast and diverse body of work. He became famous for novels such as "The Hunchback of Notre-Dame" (1831) and "Les Misérables" (1862), through which he expressed his political and social concerns, defending the poor and the oppressed. His work has been translated into dozens of languages and continues to inspire millions of readers worldwide.

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Author
Victor Hugo
Publisher
Gutenberg
Original Title
Les Misérables
Publishers
Gutenberg
Type
Classical Literature, Prose
Subtitle
(Vol. 1) Orbis Literae
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
1359
Release Date
04/07/2025
Publication Date
2025
Dimensions
11.6x19.7 cm
ISBN-13
9789600126501

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