(17) Dostoevsky criticized communism and socialist revolutionaries - The reality of the International Peace Conference in Geneva
In my previous article, I introduced you to the friendship between Mr. and Mrs. Dostoevsky in Geneva, and in this article I will discuss a very important point when considering the character of Dostoevsky.
Dostoevsky's stay in Geneva provided the impetus for his opposition to communism and socialism.
I believe that the significance of the Dostoevsky couple's trip to Western Europe is immeasurable, considering that their experience there led to "Evil Spirits" and "The Brothers Karamazov" later on.