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dear, I fear this review will be lambasted and that people will note that this is the second time I have dismissed a "classic" this week.
In my defence, I did enjoy Orwell's Animal Farm,

I really wanted to like this and persevered to past the half way point.
But when I got to the stage where I was dreading picking up the book as I was finding it so monotonous, I decided enough was enoughit was going back to the library from whence it came.


The lengthy novel tells the story of Robert Jordan, a young American in the International Brigades attached to a republican guerrilla unit during the Spanish Civil War.
As a dynamiter, he is assigned to blow up a bridge during an attack on the city of Segovia.


By the halfway point, he still hadn't blown up the bridge but was instead engaging in seemingly neverending debate about why it needed blowing up, how to do it, whether or not everyone in his group was in favour of the destruction.
. the list could go on but I will spare you, I turned each page wondering if it would be the culmination ofpages of planning but sadly it was not to be.
Or maybe that was a good thing because the soldiers guarding the bridge were spared for another day.


Imagine writing down every single action you take in a typical day from morning until evening whether relevant and interesting or not.
Then gather a group of people and ask them to do the same, Then merge the pages and you have this book,

There is limited bad language although I found it amusing that for the stronger language they have simply inserted the word "obscenity" whether it made sense or not.
There is some violence and some sexual content, The content wasn't offensive enough to put me off, I just thought this was extremely dull, . .

I now await the barrage of comments bemoaning my ignorance and explaining why I should have been excited about this book.
. please feel free. “If we win here we will win everywhere, The world is a fine place and worth the fighting for and I hate very much to leave it.
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Set in the middle of the Spanish Civil War, For Whom the Bell Tolls tells the tale of one Robert Jordan, an American who is given an assignment to work with a republican guerrilla unit to blow up a bridge during an attack on the city of Segovia.


The story explores various wartime sentiments such as thoughts of mortality, the possibility of suicide to escape torture and execution at the hands of enemy, camaraderie, betrayal, different political ideologies and bigotry.




Ernest Hemingway center inwith Ilya Ehrenburg Russian author, left and Gustav Regler German writer, right during the Spanish Civil War


The book garnered much attention for Hemingway's incorporation of a strange semiarchaic form of English to represent text translated from Spanish.
Several reallife figures of Marxist background who played a part in the war are mentioned in the text as well.
The book was unanimously recommended for the Pulitzer back inbut the decision was sitelinkcontroversially reversed by the board and no award was given that year.


Sidenotes:

Hemingway himself was involved in the Spanish Civil War as a journalist.
In, Hemingway agreed to report on the Spanish Civil War for the North American Newspaper Alliance NANA, arriving in Spain in March with Dutch filmmaker Joris Ivens.
Ivens was filming The Spanish Earth, a propaganda film in support of the Republican side.
He wanted Hemingway to replace John Dos Passos as screenwriter, since Dos Passos had left the project when his friend José Robles was arrested and later executed.




Hemingway center with Dutch filmmaker Joris Ivens and German writer Ludwig Renn serving as an International Brigades officer in Spain during Spanish Civil War,
Lo bueno que me dejó este libro fue la curiosidad que me dio por leer más acerca de la guerra civil española.
Por otro lado, Hemingway demuestra lo que sabe: escribir buenas novelas,
Lo que me gusta, es que siendo sólo cinco días de guerra, logra hacer un libro completo, lleno de recuerdos e historias emocionantes.
Me toca un poco el hecho de saber que podrían ser la últimas horas de mi vida, me pongo en ese lugar y como que reflexiono.
Me da vueltas en la cabeza cómo sería ser experto en explosivos y volar un puente.

Recomendado Sí, los personajes son muy cercanos y "vivos", y de pasada, da a conocer un poco sobre la guerra civil española.
Hemingway is an acquired taste, Reading his works is like a box of chocolates, You never know what you are going to get, I liked the taste of this one, Although, I was skeptical for the firstpages, For me, the best part of the book came in the lastpages and took forever to come and I was richly rewarded.
The result was satisfying. Una de mis mayores decepciones como lector, Lleno de tópicos, los diálogos, interiores o no, me parecieron sosos y superficiales,
  I have a hard time with Mr, Hemingway, I guess. For Whom the Bell Tolls didn't involve as much rampant drinking as many of his other books, but I blame that on the settinga cave in the mountains where only a few gallons of wine were available and a flask of absinthe, the flavor of which is described over the course of about thirty pages.
However, his standard sexism toward the female characters still applied, Here are a few more things I didn't like about the book:
Did he really have to write "ropesoled shoes" every time he mentioned their footwear or even their feet
The dialogue was the standard stiff Hemingway dialogue, but somehow it seemed even more wooden.

Every Spanish character goes by a first name or a nickname, Not Robert Jordan, the American, He is Robert Jordan full name at every mention,
Robert Jordan finds the love of his life in aboutminutes, Leave it to the Papa to churn out a beautiful and realistic love story,
Every character is so up front with every emotion and the writing was so repetitive here is my dramatic interpretation: He was frightened.
"I say these things because I am frightened," said the frightened man, or She felt herself falling in love with the Hemingwaylike main character, "I feel myself falling in love with you," she told him, "Yes," he replied. "You are falling in love with me, "

I liked a few things about this one: the power struggles, the descriptions of war strategies at various levels of command.
. . Also, it must have been all right because it held my weak attention pretty well despite how slowly the story unfolded.
Also, it ended well. Well, it ended, anyway. Bookfrombooks For Whom The Bell Tolls, Ernest Hemingway

For Whom the Bell Tolls is a novel by Ernest Hemingway published in.
It tells the story of Robert Jordan, a young American in the International Brigades attached to a republican guerrilla unit during the Spanish Civil War.


As a dynamiter, he is assigned to blow up

a bridge during an attack on the city of Segovia.
The novel is regarded as one of Hemingway's best works, along with The Sun Also Rises, The Old Man and the Sea, and A Farewell to Arms.


عنوانهای چاپ شده در ایران: زنگها برای که به صدا درمیآیند ناقوس برای که به صدا در میآید ناقوس عزا برای که میزند نویسنده: ارنست همینگوی تاریخ نخستین خوانش: در ماه آگوست سالمیلادی

عنوان: زنگها برای که به صدا درمیآیند نویسنده: ارنست همینگوی مترجم: رحیم نامور تهران صفی علیشاهدرص چاپ دیگر تهران کتابهای جیبیدرص چاپ چهارمدرص چاپ دیگر صفیعلیشاهچاپ دیگر تهران نگاه درص شابکچاپ دیگر تهران امیرکبیر چاپ اولچاپ پنجمدرص شابکموضوع داستانهای نویسندگان فرانسه تاریخ جنگهای داخلی اسپانیا از سالمیلادی تا سالمیلادی سدهم

مترجم: علی سلیمی تهران سکهدرص چاپ دیگر تهران پیروزدرص چاپ دیگر تهران جامیدرص چاپ دومشابک

مترجم: عنایت الله شکیبا پور تهران دنیای کتابدرص شابک

عنوان: ناقوس برای که به صدا درمیآید نویسنده: ارنست همینگوی مترجم: کیومرث پارسای تهران ناژدرص شابک

عنوان: ناقوس عزا برای که میزند نویسنده: ارنست همینگوی مترجم: پرویز شهدی تهران افکار جدیددرص شابکترجمه از متن فرانسه

این رمان روایت داستان رابرت جوردن سرباز آمریکایی است که در میانه ی جنگهای داخلی اسپانیا به بریگاد بینالمللی پیوسته است وی به عنوان متخصص مواد منفجره وظیفه دارد پلی را که بر سر راه دشمن قرار دارد منفجر کند جفری مایر نویسنده ی زندگینامه همینگوی باور دارد که این اثر یکی از بهترین آثار همینگوی در کنار پیرمرد و دریا وداع با اسلحه و خورشید هم طلوع میکند است سراینده ی صلح در جایی گفته وقتی دیگران حرف میزنند مردمان خوب گوش نمیکنند راستی زنگها برای که به صدا درمیآیند

تاریخ بهنگام رسانی هجری خورشیدی هجری خورشیدی ا.
شربیانی ارنست همینگوی در کتاب این ناقوس مرگ کیست خواننده را با خود به اسپانیا و جنگ داخلی وحشتناک آن برده او که در جنگ داوطلبانه شرکت کرده بود از تجارب خود به استادی استفاده کرده و محیط داستان کوهستان های آن برف ناگهانی اواخر ماه مه روحیه پارتیزان ها همه عوامل را با استادی در داستان توصیف کرده و رمانی ساخته فراموش نشدنی.
آشکار است که همینگوی هم بر موضوع جنگ داخلی اسپانیا اشراف کامل دارد در دل این داستان جنگی نویسنده فرصتی پیدا کرده است تا ریشه های شر و خشونت را در جامعه اسپانیا را نشان خواننده دهد خشونتی که تنها مربوط به فاشیستها نیست جمهوری خواهان هم پا به پای فاشیستها آدم می کشند خشونت نهادینه شده ای که در اسپانیا وجود داشته و پیشتر نمونه ای از آن را در کتاب خانواده پاسکال دوآرته خوانده بودیم در این کتاب به صورت کامل
sitelinkخانواده پاسکال دوآرته
و شوکه کننده ای خود را نشان می دهد, گویا سرنوشت محتوم جامعه اسپانیا و افراد حاضر در کتاب
لاجرم باید به این جنگ داخلی و تسویه حسابی خونین ختم می شد.
اما در دل این دنیا سیاه و تار عشقی هم غنچه می زند و کم کم پا می گیرد این هم از نبوغ نویسنده است که هر دو وجه اسپانیا را نشان می دهد : این مردم زمانی که خوب باشند بهترین هستند و زمانی که بد باشند بدترین. نویسنده با بیان گذشته سخت و غم انگیز ماریا آرامش و آسایش او را در دل جنگل به خواننده نشان می دهد گویی تنها زمان خوش زندگی او همان چند روز اندک زیستن با یار است.
همچنین همینگوی یکی از مرموزترین کاراکترها را در سیمای پابلو آفریده است پابلو داستان کم از هیولا یا شیطان ندارد یک شر مطلق است که در هر صفحه کتاب خواننده را می تواند کاملا شوکه کند.
در پایان روز ماموریت فرا می رسد ناقوس مرگ هم به صدا درمی آید یک نبرد بیهوده دیگر هم تمام می شود و می گذرد ومانند همیشه این خشونت و شر است که ادامه پیدا می کند . .