The best works of Lion Feuchtwanger are endowed with signs of genuine art. In his novels, plays and poems there is no direct and immediate depiction of the social ulcers of capitalism. He gained fame mainly as the author of historical novels, but in reality only one modernity imperiously and inevitably attracted his attention.
The most significant works of Feuchtwanger, in which the truth of our century clearly emerges, can rightfully be attributed to the conquests of modern democratic art. His creative legacy will long attract the attention of readers. Comment

The additional volume includes the novels "False Nero" and "Spanish Ballad".

Volume 1.
- Autobiographical notes: Autobiography experience. Self-portrait. The author about himself (Translated by S. Apt, V. Waldman)
- The World (Translated by E. Etkind)
- Nineteen hundred and eighteenth year (Translated by I. Gorkina and R. Rosenthal)
- The Ugly Duchess Margarita Moultash (Translated by V. Stanevich);
Volume 2.
- The Jew Zuss (Translated by N. Kasatkina);
Volume 3, 4.
- Success (Translated by V. Waldman)
- The Opperman Family (Translated by I. Gorkina);
Volume 5, 6.
- Exile (Translated by I. Gorkina and R. Rosenthal)
- Simone (Translated by I. Gorkina);
Volume 7.
- The Jewish War (Translated by V. Stanevich)
- Afterword by A. Kazhdan;
Volume 8.
- Sons (Translated by V. Stanevich);
Volume 9.
- The day will come (Translated by V. Stanevich, S. Markisha)
- The Lautenzak Brothers (Translated by V. Stanevich and R. Rosenthal);
Volume 10.
- Goya, or the Hard Way of Knowledge (Translated by N. Kasatkina and I. Tatarinova);
Volume 11.
- Foxes in the vineyard (Translated by S. Apt and B. Aron);
Volume 12.
- The Wisdom of a Crank (Translated by I. Gorkina and I. Gorkin)
- Stories: 'Odysseus and Pigs, or About the Inconvenience of Civilization' (Translated by S. Osherov). "The house on the Green Street" (Translated by L. Gorbovitskaya). 'The story of the physiologist Dr. B.' (Translated by L. Mirimov). 'Faithful Peter' (Translated by M. Tyutyunik). "The Second birth of Mr. Hanzike" (Translated by V. Stanevich). "Aunt Vrusha" (Translated by S. Shlapoberskaya). 'Bet' (Translated by E. Markovich). "The Waiter Antonio" (Translated by V. Stezhensky). "Marianne in India" (Translated by A. Kulisher). "Volstein" (Translated by E. Zaks). 'After the season' (Translated by A. Kulisher). 'Venice (Texas)' (Translated by N. Kasatkina). "Ferrara Carnival" (Translated by N. Kasatkina)
- Pep (Translated by L. Ginzburg)
- Articles: 'Experience and Drama'. 'Acting and religiosity'. 'Sophocles and Hofmannsthal'. 'Caesar and Cleopatra'. 'The ancestor of the modern feuilleton'. The Persians of Aeschylus. 'Vasantasena'. 'Cherry Orchard'. 'Warren Hastings'. 'About R.-L. Stevenson'. 'Unter Grisha'. 'On the influence and peculiarities of Anglo-Saxon writers'. 'How I wrote my first work.' 'About Bertold Brecht. For the English.' 'Tips for readers of my Anglo-Saxon plays'. 'Francis Bacon. The experience of a brief biography'. "My novel 'Success'. 'The modern novel is international'. 'Preface to the 'Three Plays'. 'About the meaning and nonsense of the historical novel'. "Thoughts in connection with the death of Gorky." 'On the death of Ernst Toller'. 'Heinrich Mann. To the seventy-fifth anniversary'. 'Friedrich Wolf. To the sixtieth anniversary'. 'Johannes R. Becher. To the sixtieth anniversary'. 'Arnold Zweig. To the sixty-fifth anniversary'. 'Seditious thoughts about Leo Tolstoy'. "To my novel 'Weapons for America'. 'To my Soviet readers';

Volume 13 (Supplementary, 1969, 848 pages).
- False Nero (Translated by I. Gorkina and R. Rosenthal)
- Spanish Ballad (Translated by N. Kasatkina and I. Tatarinova).