Milo Urban's best known novel
The Living Whip, presents a picture of The Great War. In it, he presents the human life experiencing tragedies of war far from the trenches - in the mountain village of Ráztoky. In
The Living Whip themes are freely connected with subsequent novels
Fog at Dawn and
In the Snares, creating a trilogy. Twenty years later, Urban continued with
Lights Doused and
Who Sows the Wind which draw epically on World War II.
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