The huge historical canvas of the Polish writer, Nobel Prize winner, covers more than a hundred and several decades and includes a geographical framework from Turkey, through Western Ukraine, to Russia. The basis of the novel is the amazing life and fate of Jacob Frank, the founder of a new religion and a global swindler (you can read it yourself on Wikipedia). Together with the heroes, we live in the Polish towns of Kresy, in Greek Thessaloniki and Russian St. Petersburg, we participate in the life of the lower and upper classes of society, and most importantly, we become participants in religious and secular disputes and disputes. So far, the first two books of the novel are on display. They will give...