Betes, Hommes Et Dieux [French]

By Ferdinand Ossendowski

"Betes, Hommes Et Dieux" est un r cit d'aventure et de voyage autobiographique captivant qui relate l'odyss e extraordinaire de Ferdinand Ossendowski travers l'Asie centrale. Fuyant la tourmente de la guerre civile russe et la menace des forces bolcheviques, l'auteur s'engage dans une travers e p rilleuse depuis la Sib rie sauvage jusqu'aux steppes de la Mongolie et aux confins du Tibet. Ce r cit, au-del de sa dimension documentaire, s'enfonce dans les myst res et les traditions spirituelles de l'Orient, offrant au lecteur une immersion dans un monde o se c toient r alisme brutal et mysticisme profond.

L' "uvre est particuli rement c l bre pour avoir popularis en Occident le mythe d'Agartha et du Royaume souterrain, ainsi que la figure nigmatique du Roi du Monde. Ossendowski brosse un portrait saisissant des paysages indompt s, des moeurs des peuples nomades et de l'instabilit politique qui r gnait dans ces r gions recul es au d but du XXe si cle. Entre survie physique et qu ate sot rique, "Betes, Hommes Et Dieux" demeure un classique incontournable de la litt rature de voyage, t moignant de la r silience humaine face l'adversit et de la fascination durable pour les secrets cach s de l'Asie centrale.

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: French
• ISBN: 1025305035
• ISBN13: 9781025305035
• Release Date: February 2026
• Publisher: Tradd Street Press
• Length: 300 Pages
• Weight: 0.93 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 6.1" x 9.2"