The three most famous works of Knut Hamsun, which most fully reflected the main themes of his work. "Hunger" is in many ways an autobiographical novel that brought the author worldwide fame. The story of a young, unrecognized writer, who day after day is teetering on the brink of starvation, is scary in its simplicity. Reality and bizarre, painful fantasies are intertwined in his mind, painfully experiencing the discrepancy between the ideal and the material world... "Pan" is a story that reveals the theme of human freedom. Its main character, Lieutenant Glan, who lives as a hermit in a secluded forest hut, finds himself in the center of a triangle of complex relationships with two very different women ... "Victoria" is a novel about the struggle of human feelings, the capacious and dramatic plot of which tells about the deep, painful and impossible love of two people from different classes — the miller's son Johannes and daughter rural landowner of Victoria…