The Red Horse

30 hrs. 17 min.

Romance & Prose

Language Russian

Authors Alexey Cherkasov, Polina Moskvitina

Author Alexey Cherkasov

Author Polina Moskvitina

Narrator Alexey Voskoboynikov

The continuation of the famous trilogy “Tales of the People of the Taiga” — a novel about a Cossack nicknamed Red Horse, who, caught in the maelstrom of the Civil War, tries to preserve justice and his own beliefs.

“Red Horse” is the second part of the celebrated trilogy “Tales of the People of the Taiga,” continuing the novel “Khmiel.”

Siberia, 1917: Russia stands on the brink of the Civil War. The village of Belaya Elan split into two camps—no one managed to stay aside from what was happening. The choice will also fall to the novel’s main character—centurion Noy Lebed (nickname Red Horse). Will he, a fair, thoughtful, and brave Cossack, manage to stay true to himself and his convictions, and not regret the decisions he has made? “And what will tomorrow be like, and the day after tomorrow? Doom or health? Will the frantic times drag us toward good or toward ruin?”

1. Khmel (narrated by Valentin Aksentiuk) 1. Khmel (narrated by Alexey Voskoboynikov) 2. The Red Horse (narrated by Vladimir Sushkov) 2. The Roan Horse (narrated by Andrey Trommelman) 2. The Red Horse 3. Black Poplar (narrated by Andrey Trommelman) 3. The Black Poplar (narrated by Valentin Aksentiuk)

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