“Youth is one of Mykola Khvylovy's most significant works, reflecting the deep feelings and spiritual quest of the younger generation of Ukrainians in a difficult period of history. In the book, the author explores the themes of loneliness, the search for identity, and social justice, demonstrating his unique writing style and philosophical approach.

In this work, Khvylovy skillfully combines elements of romanticism and modernism, creating a vivid picture of the world in which his characters face internal and external conflicts. The author's prose works are characterized by psychological depth and emotional intensity, which makes them extremely relevant today.

The book was published in 1929 in Kharkiv and became an important contribution to Ukrainian literature. Through his work, Khvylovy urged young people to fight for their place in the world, to encourage them to think critically and take active action for the benefit of society.

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Youth

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