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The story Tevye the Dairyman by Sholem Aleichem (1859-1916) is structured in the form of monologues by the protagonist addressed to the author himself, and gives the reader the opportunity to learn how a poor Jewish family lived on the Ukrainian lands of the Russian Empire. The "folk philosopher" Tevye, his wife, and daughters emerge from the pages of the book. The last chapter of the book was censored in Soviet times. The full text of the work is published in Ukrainian for the first time.