One character in this work is discovered in the ruins of a Dutch tile factory, sleeps in a child-sized coffin, and states that she is the only true proletarian in her company because she refused to be born until Lenin took power. Kozlov and Safronov are murdered when they are sent to a village where the peasants liquidate the kulaks by launching them down the river on a raft. After taking back his coat, the party activist is killed by a single blow from Chiklin, and other character in this work include the sadistic cripple Zhachev, the former factory worker Voshchev, and the engineer Prushevsk
One character in this work is discovered in the ruins of a Dutch tile factory, sleeps in a child-sized coffin, and states that she is the only true proletarian in her company because she refused to be born until Lenin took power. Kozlov and Safronov are murdered when they are sent to a village where the peasants liquidate the kulaks by launching them down the river on a raft. After taking back his coat, the party activist is killed by a single blow from Chiklin, and other character in this work include the sadistic cripple Zhachev, the former factory worker Voshchev, and the engineer Prushevsky. FTP, name this novel in which a collectivized village is enlisted to help dig the titular structure, a work of Andrei Platonov.
One character in this work is discovered in the ruins of a Dutch tile factory, sleeps in a child-sized coffin, and states that she is the only true proletarian in her company because she refused to be born until Lenin took power.
The {Foundation Pit} or {Kotlovan}