Zola Emil- The Womb of Paris

The Womb of Paris "is a novel by Emile Zola, part of the Rugon-Maccara cycle, which depicts the economic and social structure of Paris at the end of the 19th century. The plot focuses on the food trade and the operation of the wholesale market, representing a deep study of the impact of the economy on the life of the city and its inhabitants.

The novel tells about the work of the wholesale market "Forest Halles," which is the heart of the food trade in Paris. Zola describes the complex relationships between traders, producers and consumers, as well as their influence on the social and political structures of the city.

The work covers various aspects of life in Paris, including the difficulties and aspirations of workers, social conflicts and economic problems. The book provides a deep understanding of urban life and the economic processes of the time, demonstrating how they affect people's fates.

- By Emile Zola

- Title: The Womb of Paris

- Genre: Social novel, realism

- Format: Audiobook

- Performer: Unknown

- Duration: Unknown

- Language: Russian