One character from this work straps a policeman to a bear and throws him into a river. Hélène Kuragin [eh-LEHN koo-RAH-gihn] is abandoned by that character after he converts to Freemasonry and decides he must kill (*) Napoleon. In this work, Prince Andrei‟s engagement to Natasha is ended before she marries Count Pierre Bezukhov [pee-YAIR beh-ZOOK-huhv]. For 10 points, name this work focusing on the Bolkonskys and Rostovs 
One character from this work straps a policeman to a bear and throws him into a river. Hélène Kuragin [eh-LEHN koo-RAH-gihn] is abandoned by that character after he converts to Freemasonry and decides he must kill (*) Napoleon. In this work, Prince Andrei‟s engagement to Natasha is ended before she marries Count Pierre Bezukhov [pee-YAIR beh-ZOOK-huhv]. For 10 points, name this work focusing on the Bolkonskys and Rostovs during Napoleon‟s invasion of Russia, a very long novel by Leo Tolstoy.
One character from this work straps a policeman to a bear and throws him into a river.
War and Peace (or Voyna i mir)