The novel was first published in 1928. Contemporaries perceived the novel as a challenge to society and in 1928 it was banned in the UK for further publication, and the finished edition was seized and destroyed. The ban was in effect until 1960 and was lifted as a result of a high-profile lawsuit, following which the work was fully rehabilitated and restored to rights.A young girl marries Baronet Clifford Chatterley. Six months after the wedding, Clifford is seriously injured, as a result of which the lower part of his body remains paralyzed. Some time later, Clifford and his young wife return to the Chatterley family estate. During one of their walks, Clifford introduces his wife to their new gamekeeper, Oliver Mellors. The girl loves to walk in the forest and therefore from time to time there are her chance meetings with the huntsman, contributing to the emergence of mutual interest ...Copyright©translation: M. Bagrov © translation: M. Litvinova© ℗ IP Vorobyov© ℗ ID SOYUZ

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