Havrosh

Victor Marie Hugo (1802-1885) is one of the most read French writers in the world. The main works of V. Hugo, the writer, the poet, romance, are the “Cathedral of the Parisian Mother of God” (1831), “Outcasted” (1862), “The man who laughs” (1869), the collection of poems “Eastern Motives” (1829) - penetrated democratic ideals.
The story of Gavrosha is an excerpt from the novel Outcasted. The events depicted in it dates back to 1832, when the working people of Paris rebelled against the authorities. Together with the brave fighters, he fought on the barricades and Gavrosh. The soul of the great French people lived in a small tramp - one of the most joyful and vivid peoples of the world. Gavrosh was cheerful, smart, resourceful. A little little man with strong passions, inspired by the idea of ​​the liberation of the people, he was ready for the sake of it for a feat and even death