Hemingway’s masterwork on duty, love, and sacrifice during the Spanish Civil War."
For Whom the Bell Tolls stands as one of Ernest Hemingway’s undisputed masterpieces. Set against the brutal backdrop of the Spanish Civil War, the novel follows Robert Jordan, a young American volunteer attached to an antifascist guerrilla unit, tasked with blowing up a strategically vital bridge.
Published in Moscow by Progress Publishers in 1981, this vintage English-language edition includes the complete original English text, prefaced with an introductory essay in Russian by I. Zlobina alongside extensive annotations. A rare Soviet-printed foreign literature collectible for collectors of Hemingway and vintage paperbacks
