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Dirty Hands "is a play written by Jean-Paul Sartre that immerses the viewer in a world of political intrigue and moral dilemmas.

Plot: At the center of the work is the story of a young revolutionary, Juan, who faces moral and ethical questions amid political instability. Huang seeks to overthrow the existing regime, but soon finds that its ideals and moral principles are severely tested. The play explores themes of betrayal, moral responsibility and internal conflict.

Topics: Sartre considers philosophical issues related to politics, revolution and the moral expediency of actions. The work focuses on the difficult elections that a person has to make in conditions of extreme tension and political pressure.

Style: Sartre uses a distinctive style full of sharp dialogue and deep philosophical reflection. The play combines dramatic skill with philosophical concepts of existentialism, creating a tense and intellectually rich atmosphere.

- Title: Dirty hands

- By Jean-Paul Sartre

- Genre: Drama, Philosophy

- Format: Audiobook

- Performer: Unknown

- Duration: Unknown

- Language: Russian

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