Anna is a kind-hearted rural girl, but at the same time has the weakness of a farmer, psychological timidity in case of trouble, and is satisfied with temporary food and clothing.
Anna goes to work as a maid in the home of a rich builder, and gradually realizes the cunning and hypocritical face of the capitalist, and becomes suspicious of the capitalist's "good heart".
At the same time, Anna became acquainted with the worker Tonyk and attended the workers' assembly with him, and the class consciousness gradually increased.
Anna fell in love with Tony and lived together.
Anna is no longer satisfied with the status quo and begins to fight for the rights she deserves.
When Anna became pregnant and her master wanted to drive her away, the workers reached out and helped Anna and Donnick to win the house from the speculative merchants, which made her realize that the workers were their relatives, and Anna was deeply infected by The passion of Theonik Revolution and resolutely participated in the face-to-face struggle with the bourgeoisie.
Anna the Proletarian is a masterpiece by the Czech writer Oblacht and an excellent literary work of Czech socialist realism.
Oblacht (1882-1952) devoted himself to the revolutionary movement in his early years, visited the Soviet Union, and met Lenin several times. In 1921 he became one of the founders of the Czechoslovak Communist Party. He was active in the workers' movement and was arrested and imprisoned several times. After the end of World War II, he was honored as a People's Artist.
