Who were the main characters in 'Childhood'?

"Childhoods" was a long novel written by the Soviet Union's Burgoryevich, published in 1924. The novel mainly tells the life of the protagonist, Marius Kazzari, and his family in a small village in Russia at the end of the 19th century. In addition to the protagonist, the novel also involved other important characters such as Marius 'brother Michael, father George, mother Natalia, sister Emma, and neighbors. These characters had different experiences and personalities in the novel, which together constituted the background of the village. "Childhoods" was considered a profound work that explored the impact of human childhood experiences on human development and personality, while also reflecting some of the realistic problems of Russian society at that time.