With a few exceptions, the Warsaw of "The Doll" features almost no Russians, even though tens of thousands of tsarist soldiers were stationed in the city at the time. Young readers might get the impression that political oppression remains outside the novel. This impression is misleading.
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With a few exceptions, the Warsaw of "The Doll" features almost no Russians, even though tens of thousands of tsarist soldiers were stationed in the city at the time. Young readers might get the impression that political oppression remains outside the novel. This impression is misleading.