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Cancer Ward explores the lives and relationships of patients in a provincial Soviet hospital in 1955, two years after Stalin’s death. Through their illnesses and personal struggles, the novel presents a revealing cross-section of Soviet society, attitudes and political realities. The experiences of Oleg Kostoglotov closely mirror those of Solzhenitsyn, who himself was treated for cancer after his release from a labour camp and later recovered.
Paperback
Printed - 1971
Pages - 569
ISBN - 0140032290
Fading to spine , page tanning
Condition - good used book
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