As for Dan Aram, they said: "In the eighty years of communist rule over the Soviet Union, Dan Aram is the most important novel written by a Bolshevik." When the last volume of the novel was published, Moscow residents queued up in front of bookstores the night before.
Although Sholokhov was a high-profile communist, official critics of the Communist Party took the stand and demanded that the novel and the author be dropped from the coin. Stalin also disliked parts of the novel, and this work was highly censored.
This multi-page book has been translated into more than 52 languages. Its first Persian translation in 1344 by M. It was done to the ornament.