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Discover the gripping tale of 'The People's Train', a historical masterpiece by Thomas Keneally that brilliantly intertwines personal struggle and revolutionary ideals. In this B-format paperback, published by Random House Australia in 2010, experience the life of Artem Samsurov, a charismatic protégé of Lenin, who escapes from a Siberian labor camp only to find himself in a complex web of political unrest in early 20th century Brisbane. This 416-page novel captures the essence of social justice and personal conflict, revealing that the fight for equality is as challenging in Australia as it is in Russia. With lush prose and deep character exploration, Keneally crafts a narrative that resonates powerfully today, echoing themes of corruption and injustice while shedding light on the human spirit's resilience. 'The People's Train' is more than just a book; it is a poignant historical reflection that brings the past alive with relevance and urgency. Dive into this compelling story, where Artem's journey as a revolutionary and his connections with a fiery suffragette challenge his ideals, prompting readers to ponder: when the revolution dawns, will his beliefs survive? Perfect for history lovers and fans of Keneally’s works, 'The People's Train' is a must-read that perfectly captures the tumultuous era of the Russian Revolution while exploring universal questions of morality and humanity.