One hundred years ago, in 1910, one of the
greatest writers of all times, Lev (Leo) Nikolaevich Tolstoy
died of pneumonia at the railway station in Astapovo, Russia
far from his family and estate that he left behind in
pursuit of the life of a humble and spiritual man. At the
same time, in Spain, the philosopher and writer Miguel de
Unamuno who considered Tolstoy to be his kindred spirit
(in spite of the geographical distance between them and age
difference of over thirty years) published his...