Kobra Kapella: roman

Kryzhanovskai͡a, V. I.  (Vera Ivanovna)

A Russian-language literary novel set in St. Petersburg, exploring themes of family, social mobility, and personal ambition against the backdrop of Russian society. The narrative follows the intertwined lives of several characters, including members of the aristocracy, artists, and working-class individuals, highlighting issues of class, morality, and the pursuit of happiness.

Title

Kobra Kapella, roman

Creator

Kryzhanovskai͡a, V. I. (Vera Ivanovna)

Published

1902

Full Collection Name

Russian women writers collection

Subject (Topic)

Russian literature
Russian prose literature
Social mobility in literature
Aristocracy (Social class) in literature
Family

Keyword

Russian literature ; St. Petersburg ; family ; aristocracy ; social mobility ; morality ; women ; 19th century ; domestic life

Type

Text

Extent

1 online resource (252 p.).

Archive

The Library

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Collection

Russian women writers

Source of Description

Record metadata augmented by JSTOR Seeklight AI, September 2026