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The Cranes Have Flown — Roman Horak

The Cranes Have Flown is a work by Roman Horak permeated with nostalgia for a vanished world, the image of cranes in flight as a symbol of parting and the irreversibility of the past.

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The Cranes Have Flown is a work by Roman Horak, a Lviv literary scholar and writer who devoted much of his work to the study of Ukrainian literature and culture.

The image of cranes flying away in autumn becomes a metaphor for departure — of people, eras, traditions. The work is distinguished by its lyricism and deep sense of connection with the homeland.

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AuthorRoman Horak

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