The Impact Of Dostoevsky's All Quiet On The Western Front

Only two (2) percent of the Russian men who were born in the 1920s survived the end of the war. In other words, an entire generation of men had disappeared by 1945. As a result, there were villages and small communities where the only inhabitants were women.
It is very likely that Stalin invented the idea to create inseminate groups of the surviving, sexually active and usable men. These groups of six to ten travelled through the Russian countryside, involving the villages around Moscow as well as Galicia and the region along the Ural, and they did – besides gardening since freedom arrived in the spring – what they had to do. Some of these men could have even three hundred children from these casual relationships.
My novel is about those men,