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Hadji Murat

By: Leo Tolstoy
Narrated by: Chris Blair
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Hadji Murat is a short novel by Leo Tolstoy which was published posthumously in 1912. It tells the story of Hadji Murat, a separatist guerrilla in the Caucasus who falls out with his own commander and eventually sides with the Russians in the hope of saving his family.

Hadji Murat differs from the other works Tolstoy produced in this period: In The Devil (1889), The Kreutzer Sonata (1890), "Father Sergius" (1898), Resurrection (1899), "Master and Man" (1895), and The Forged Coupon (1905), the theme is man's moral duty, which is not the case in Hadji Murat, a realist narrative based on actual people and events. It was written about 50 years after the events described, and Tolstoy used archival material, including Murad's own account of his life.

Public Domain (P)2020 Museum Audiobooks Classics Russia

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The reader tried to fake a Russian(?) accent. Ruined an amazing story. Who thought that this would not be offensive?

Appalling phony accent

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really loved it. one of the best of all Tolstoy books, and with a perfect length for Audio book.
I would have preferred a performance without Russian accents , but it was superb never
rheless.

marvelous story

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the book was excellent, but the bad fake accent was unnecessary and detracted from Tolstoy

bad accent

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This atrocious reading in an amateurish attempt at a Russian accent ruins the experience of this novella. This voice, which sounds like a bad caricature of Yiddish, is used for all the characters, whether Russian or not. This would be bad enough, but the reader goes further, using it for the entire narrative, making listening nearly unbearable for anyone sensitive to the nuances of voice or language.

Appallingly bad reading.

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