Description
In 19th-century Norway, Peer Holm, an illegitimate son of a wealthy officer, navigates a world marked by hardship and societal judgment. As a devastating famine grips the land, he witnesses the profound struggles of ordinary people like Ola and Eli, who face impossible choices between survival and morality. This powerful narrative delves into themes of class, resilience, and the enduring human spirit against the backdrop of extreme deprivation. Johan Bojer masterfully crafts a poignant story that explores the deep impact of hunger and poverty on individuals and communities.
Available Editions
paperback
Standard Publications, Inc.
Published Jan 1, 2009
206 pages
ISBN: 9781438527406
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Details
First Published
1919
Language
nor
Translation
From: nor
Content Warnings
Content and trigger warnings for Great Hunger by Johan Bojer.