Nana

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"100 masterpieces of love" - a unique series of the publishing house Strelbitsky, which included the best works of all time and people about the most beautiful and exalted feeling - love. "Nana" is the novel of the French publicist, writer and public figure Emile Zola (1840-1902). The daughter of the laundress Anna Kupo, nicknamed Nana, is the scandal of a respectable Paris. Flowers and jewelry are thrown at her feet, and the counts and princes go crazy with her rough, animal beauty. For the pleasure, however, you have to pay: after living a flighty and ridiculous life, Nana ends her days in complete solitude, abandoned by friends and lovers.

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