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Ivan Nechuy-Levytsky (1838-1918) was a classic of Ukrainian literature, an outstanding realist writer, ethnographer, folklorist, and teacher whose main themes were those of the clergy, intelligentsia, and the village.

The story "The Trailer" was written in 1869. The story focuses on events in the countryside, the problems of social inequality and exploitation of peasants. The work reflects the complex social relations of two families, their way of life and customs, and the welfare that is declining and collapsing under the pressure of Polish magnates and gentry.