Dr Zhivago

by Boris Pasternak

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Doctor Zhivago

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1957

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Waterstones Books of the Century (1997, No 54)

New York Times bestseller (Fiction, 1958)

Bancarella (1958)

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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0345307593, Mass Market Paperback)

This new trade paperback edition of Pasternak's classic evokes the life and loves of the poet-physician Zhivago during the turmoil of the Russian Revolution. This edition features a thorough introduction by Oxford University scholar John Bayley.

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