For a Just Cause

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"For a Just Cause" is a Soviet-era novel by Vasiliy Grossman that portrays the Battle of Stalingrad and the lives of ordinary people under total war and Stalinist rule.

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instanceOf literary work
novel
author Vasily Grossman
linked to: Vasiliy Grossman
countryOfOrigin Soviet Union
depicts Red Army soldiers
Soviet civilians
Soviet society during World War II
Stalingrad
focusesOn moral choices under totalitarianism
ordinary people in wartime
genre historical novel
social realist novel
war novel
hasSequel Life and Fate
historicalContext Great Patriotic War
Stalinist Soviet Union
linked to: Soviet Union
literaryForm prose
literaryMovement socialist realism
mainSubject Battle of Stalingrad
World War II on the Eastern Front
life under Stalinism
total war
narrativePerspective third-person narration
narrativeScope multi-character ensemble cast
notableFor critical perspective on Stalinist system
detailed depiction of the Battle of Stalingrad
portrayal of everyday Soviet life during war
originalLanguage Russian
partOf Vasily Grossman’s Stalingrad duology
linked to: Life and Fate
portrays Soviet military command
Stalinist rule
civilian hardship
front-line combat
publicationEra Soviet era
setInPlace Soviet Union
Stalingrad
setInTimePeriod Battle of Stalingrad
World War II
theme human resilience
ideology and individual conscience
patriotism
sacrifice
totalitarian power
workChronologyPosition precedes Life and Fate in Grossman’s Stalingrad cycle

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Vasiliy Grossman notableWork For a Just Cause