The most famous novel of Somerset Mum appeared in Dar Al - Hilal 1980 without an interpreter

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One of the famous novels by the British writer Somerset Mum Hee (The Moon and Six Pence), The Moon and Sixpence, tells of the average man who lives a normal life, suddenly leaving everything and abandoning his wife and children to no reasonable reason for her to paint. We will know that this man is the famous painter (Gujan), who was isolated from the civilization on a remote island, and painted his greatest work is blind.

The novel was published in 1980 by Dar Al-Hilal in Cairo. It was translated without a translator's name, and with a strange title (the woman's heart), and it was claimed that if she kept her original title, the reader would not understand it.

Somerset was an early 20th-century novelist and one of the most prolific writers of the 1930s. He had severe tuberculosis, which prevented him from completing the greatest risk of his life, working with the British Sixth Office (the British Intelligence Service) , In cooperation with the American intelligence mission was to work as spy for the British intelligence in Petrograd in Russia during the Russian Revolution on the Tsar and the receipt of the Bolsheviks, led by Lenin, who became the leader of Soviet communism, and his task was to collect information for the benefit of the brain The British and the United States were united in the unilateral peace between Russia and Germany, which the people called for and the party agreed to. This was the revolution of peace and bread, and through Mum it turned out to the British and Americans that Lenin had arrived in Russia through the German train operation. The British intelligence agency led Sumerst Home to withdraw from the region and launched raids on Russia to force it to complete the war. Somerset Home was then isolated from the intelligence game and his famous novel, Kent Spy, , As well as a major shock to the Soviets.

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