Leo Tolstoy, a revolutionary figure of literature, transformed from a life of hedonism into a voice for pacifism and social reform, influencing future generations.
Throughout his later years, Tolstoy engaged with new forms of media, making significant contributions to the evolution of storytelling through audio recordings and film.
Tolstoy's efforts were not merely literary but aimed at elevating the moral fabric of his society, with his writings reflecting the wisdom of diverse philosophers.
Users of early recording technology found Tolstoy's voice—captured in recordings like 'The Power of Childhood'—to be a unique blend of literary genius and accessibility.
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