The Seven Who Were Hanged

Brief Overview

«The Seven Who Were Hanged» by Leonid Andreyev tells the stories of seven individuals sentenced to death. Each has their own background and reasons that led them to this tragic end. The author delves deeply into the inner worlds of the characters, exploring their fears, hopes, and reflections as they face inevitable death. Through these narratives, Andreyev raises questions about the meaning of life, justice, and human nature, prompting readers to ponder complex moral and philosophical issues.