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"Only old men go into battle" - Alexander Beck

"Only Old Men Go to Battle" by Alexander Beck is a novel about veterans of the Great Patriotic War who again find themselves at the epicenter of events in difficult post-war years.

"Nurses" - Elinor Lieberman

"Nurses" Elinor Lieberman is a book in which the author talks about the work of a nurse and her experience in caring for patients in different clinical situations.

"People in pajamas" - Yaroslav Hasek

"People in Pajamas" by Yaroslav Hasek is a comic story about the adventures of the Czech soldier Schweik during the First World War.

"Hunger" - Martin Kaplan

Martin Kaplan's Hunger is a story about the psychological and physical aspects of hunger and its impact on humans, based on the author's personal experience.

"Apollo 13: The Rescue Team" - Jeffrey Clinton and William Simon

"Apollo 13: The Rescue Team," by Jeffrey Clinton and William Simon, is a book recounting the rescue mission of the Apollo 13 spacecraft in 1970.

"Waiting for Godot" - Samuel Beckett

Samuel Beckett's Waiting for Godot is a drama that describes senseless anticipation and endless dialogue by heroes, reflecting the absurdity of human life.

"What a noise it was" - Eugène Ionesco

Eugène Ionesco's "What a Noise It Was" is a play that absurdly reflects nonsense and the monotony of everyday life, emphasizing the absurdity of human being.

"Breakfast at Tiffany's" - Truman Capote

Truman Capote's Breakfast at Tiffany is a novel about the unpredictable and mysterious Goldie Holly, about life and its oddities in 1940s New York.

"Sadists" - Albert Camus

Albert Camus's "The Sadists" is a novel exploring themes of senselessness and immorality in modern society through the life and actions of the title character.

"Freaks" - Marie-Henri Barbus

"Freaks" by Marie-Henri Barbus is a novel describing the life and inner world of people suffering from physical and mental defects and their struggle for recognition and dignity.

"Allegory on Power" - George Orwell

George Orwell's Allegory of Power is a dystopian novel that reflects the absurdity and totalitarianism of political power and control over society.

"Fight Fish" - Ernest Hemingway

"Fight Fish" by Ernest Hemingway is a story about the adventures of an old fisherman who tried to catch a huge swordfish in the sea, symbolizing the struggle with fate.

"Scarlet Sails" - Alexander Green

Alexander Green's Scarlet Sails is a novel describing the dreams and adventures of a young man looking for a mysterious ship and his fate.

"Murder in the Cathedral" - T. S. Eliot

"Murder in the Cathedral" by T. S. Eliot is a poetic drama exploring the complex themes of religion, doubt and moral degradation in the modern world.

"Winds of War" - Margaret Mitchell

The Winds of War by Margaret Mitchell is a novel about the passionate love and resilience of the main character, Scarlett O'Hara, during the American Civil War.

"Shop number 6" - Anton Chekhov

"Shop number 6" by Anton Chekhov is a story describing the reflections of prisoners in the prison "shop number 6" and their view of the world.

"The Fridge" - Julia Deffentoli

Julia Deffentoli's The Refrigerator is a book about the lives and relationships of heroes concentrated around the refrigerator, symbolizing their secrets and secrets.

"Death of an official" - Anton Chekhov

"The Death of an Official" by Anton Chekhov is a humorous story describing the funny and unsuccessful attempts of the protagonist to get rid of the body of a deceased official.

"The End of Affer" - Arthur Conan Doyle

Arthur Conan Doyle's "The End of Affer" is Sherlock Holmes' investigation into mysterious events in the English outback involving the sudden disappearance of animals.

"Thunder and Lightning" - Ray Bradbury

Ray Bradbury's Thunder and Lightning is a book that includes stories and essays that examine a variety of topics, from nature and inspiration to society and human aspiration.