What if the greatest truths about life are revealed only in the face of death, exile, or war?

The Complete Leo Tolstoy Collection (Vol. 3) presents a trio of unforgettable works that explore the soul's deepest trials in the harshest terrains-whether internal or geopolitical. With themes ranging from spiritual awakening to cultural conflict and the futility of war, these stories challenge readers to contemplate life's ultimate questions.

What You'll Discover in This Modern Translation:

The Death of Ivan Ilyich - A dying man confronts the terrifying realization that he has never truly lived, offering one of the most raw and philosophical meditations on mortality in all of literature.

The Cossacks - A Russian nobleman seeks escape in the Caucasus, only to find himself caught between duty, love, and an unfamiliar culture he cannot conquer or belong to.

Hadji Murat - Based on a true story, this tale of a defiant Chechen warrior torn between resistance and betrayal stands as one of Tolstoy's most powerful anti-war statements.

Whether you're drawn to introspective fiction, war literature, or Russian classics, this collection is an essential addition to any serious reader's library.