: The "Three Ages" refers to the three distinct times Kokovtsev visits Japan over 40 years, reflecting the evolution of his relationship with Okini-san , a Japanese woman he met as a young midshipman.
: Includes online reading and download options for the full text. Quick Book Facts Author Valentin Savvich Pikul First Published December 14, 1984 Genre Historical Fiction, Russian Literature Structure
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: The novel explores the historical practice where foreign sailors in Nagasaki entered "temporary marriages" with Japanese women for the duration of their stay.
Often published as a single volume or as part of a collected works series : The "Three Ages" refers to the three
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(Russian: Три возраста Окини-сан ) is a classic 1981 historical novel by Valentin Pikul . It follows the life of Vladimir Kokovtsev , a Russian naval officer who rises from midshipman to admiral against the backdrop of the Russo-Japanese War, World War I, and the Russian Revolutions. Core Themes and Plot Highlights Often published as a single volume or as
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