There is a novel, Doctor Zhivago, in which the hellish fifty years of Russia (Soviet Union) in the first half of the twentieth century, characters of all ranks and ranks and an unusual love story, the agonizing relationship between Yuri Zhivago and Lara Guichard. There is a meta-novel, the novel of the novel, set in the no less hellish days of the Soviet Union of the forties and fifties, with the divinely talented author of the novel, contemporaries of all kinds living around him and an unusual love, the struggling relationship of Borisz Pasternak and Olga Ivinszkaja. According to Anna Pastzternak, the author of Lara, the novel and the meta-novel overlap each other at many points, and this belief is supported by the novel, the text of Doctor Zsivago, and the meta-novel emerging from the abundant documents - letters, memoirs, official documents and historical works - next to each other. is supported by its placement. Meanwhile, he draws a portrait of a brave and extraordinary woman, Olga Ivinskaja