graf Leo Tolstoy

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graf Leo Tolstoy

1828–1910

One of literature’s towering figures, this Russian novelist brought huge emotional depth and everyday detail to stories that still feel alive today. Best known for War and Peace and Anna Karenina, he also spent much of his later life questioning society, faith, and violence.

94 Audiobooks

War and Peace

War and Peace

by graf Leo Tolstoy

Sa Ano Nabubuhay Ang Tao

Sa Ano Nabubuhay Ang Tao

by graf Leo Tolstoy

La guerre et la paix, Tome I

La guerre et la paix, Tome I

by graf Leo Tolstoy

Redemption and two other plays

Redemption and two other plays

by graf Leo Tolstoy

Master and Man

Master and Man

by graf Leo Tolstoy

Father Sergius

Father Sergius

by graf Leo Tolstoy

The Census in Moscow

The Census in Moscow

by graf Leo Tolstoy

Che cosa è l'arte?

Che cosa è l'arte?

by graf Leo Tolstoy

Anna Karenina

Anna Karenina

by graf Leo Tolstoy

Leo Tolstoin kertomuksia

Leo Tolstoin kertomuksia

by graf Leo Tolstoy

Anna Karenina

Anna Karenina

by graf Leo Tolstoy

The Cossacks: A Tale of 1852

The Cossacks: A Tale of 1852

by graf Leo Tolstoy

The Live Corpse

The Live Corpse

by graf Leo Tolstoy

Ylösnousemus III

Ylösnousemus III

by graf Leo Tolstoy

Roman einer Ehe

Roman einer Ehe

by graf Leo Tolstoy

Anna Karenina

Anna Karenina

by graf Leo Tolstoy

What Is Art?

What Is Art?

by graf Leo Tolstoy

Resurrection

Resurrection

by graf Leo Tolstoy

Childhood

Childhood

by graf Leo Tolstoy

Sota ja rauha IV

Sota ja rauha IV

by graf Leo Tolstoy

Anna Karénine, Tome I

Anna Karénine, Tome I

by graf Leo Tolstoy

The Light Shines in Darkness

The Light Shines in Darkness

by graf Leo Tolstoy

La guerre et la paix, Tome II

La guerre et la paix, Tome II

by graf Leo Tolstoy

Ylösnousemus I

Ylösnousemus I

by graf Leo Tolstoy

Herr und Knecht: Novelle

Herr und Knecht: Novelle

by graf Leo Tolstoy

Kaksi husaaria

Kaksi husaaria

by graf Leo Tolstoy

Fruits of Culture

Fruits of Culture

by graf Leo Tolstoy

Ma confession

Ma confession

by graf Leo Tolstoy

Anna Karenina, 2. Band

Anna Karenina, 2. Band

by graf Leo Tolstoy

What Shall We Do?

What Shall We Do?

by graf Leo Tolstoy

The Power of Darkness

The Power of Darkness

by graf Leo Tolstoy

"Bethink Yourselves!"

"Bethink Yourselves!"

by graf Leo Tolstoy

Boyhood

Boyhood

by graf Leo Tolstoy

Ylösnousemus II

Ylösnousemus II

by graf Leo Tolstoy

Kuolema

Kuolema

by graf Leo Tolstoy

A Letter to a Hindu

A Letter to a Hindu

by graf Leo Tolstoy

Isäntä ja renki

Isäntä ja renki

by graf Leo Tolstoy

La guerre et la paix, Tome III

La guerre et la paix, Tome III

by graf Leo Tolstoy

Άννα Καρένιν

Άννα Καρένιν

by graf Leo Tolstoy

Sota ja rauha III

Sota ja rauha III

by graf Leo Tolstoy

Youth

Youth

by graf Leo Tolstoy

Sebastopol

Sebastopol

by graf Leo Tolstoy

My Religion

My Religion

by graf Leo Tolstoy

Anna Karenina, 1. Band

Anna Karenina, 1. Band

by graf Leo Tolstoy

The Cause of it All

The Cause of it All

by graf Leo Tolstoy

Sota ja rauha II

Sota ja rauha II

by graf Leo Tolstoy

Perheonni

Perheonni

by graf Leo Tolstoy

Katia

Katia

by graf Leo Tolstoy

The Devil

The Devil

by graf Leo Tolstoy

The First Distiller

The First Distiller

by graf Leo Tolstoy

Kreuzer-sonaatti

Kreuzer-sonaatti

by graf Leo Tolstoy

Sewastopol

Sewastopol

by graf Leo Tolstoy

Sevastopoli

Sevastopoli

by graf Leo Tolstoy

Sevastopol

Sevastopol

by graf Leo Tolstoy

Mitä on taide?

Mitä on taide?

by graf Leo Tolstoy

Deux générations

Deux générations

by graf Leo Tolstoy

Väärä kuponki

Väärä kuponki

by graf Leo Tolstoy

About the author

Born into an aristocratic family in Russia in 1828, Tolstoy became one of the most celebrated novelists in world literature. He is especially known for War and Peace and Anna Karenina, works often praised for their realism, psychological insight, and wide view of human life.

Beyond fiction, he wrote memoirs, essays, and moral and religious works that reflected a major personal and spiritual crisis in midlife. In his later years, he became known for ideas about simple living, nonviolence, and the moral demands of conscience, which helped extend his influence far beyond literature.

He died in 1910, but his writing has remained central to readers, students, and listeners for generations. Whether he is describing family life, war, doubt, or ordinary daily choices, his work still feels remarkably direct and human.