Glory

Interesting Facts

• The main character, Martin Edelweiss, is the son of a Swiss father and a Russian mother, symbolizing his dual nature and cultural heritage.
• The novel was written by Nabokov in Berlin, reflecting his own experience of emigration and life in Europe.
• The book contains autobiographical elements, such as memories of childhood in Russia and life in exile.
• The title "Glory" has a double meaning, referring both to a heroic act and to the protagonist's inner struggle.
• The novel explores themes of identity, belonging, and the search for meaning, making it relevant even today.