petersburg , dostoevsky's new novel, the karamazov brothers, was read for the first time.khailovich has already written four chapters, and the magazine "russian messenger" began to publish them. among the listeners that evening was the critic semyon vengerov, and this is what he wrote: dostoevsky has no one equal to himself, as a reader and never. since then, i have never observed such dead silence in the hall, such complete absorption of the spiritual life of a crowd of thousands by the moods of one person. the brothers karamazov is the writer's last novel, in which he raises themes that have always worried him: pedophilia, adultery, humiliation, the struggle with one's own passions. dostoevsky finished writing the karamazovs in november 1880. he conceived this novel as the first part of an epic work called the story of the great sinner. but. the continuation was not destined to appear; 2 months later fyodor mikhailovich died. on march 21 , 1921, a decree was adopted in soviet russia to replace food appropriation with a tax in kind. the country switched to a new economic

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