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17. Biography of Ivan Krylov Ivan Andreevich Krylov, who possesses both the talent of the poet, and the skill to create dramatic works, publisher and publicist, went down in the history of Russian literature as the most famous fabulist. His creative legacy consists of tragedies, comedies and 236 fables, collected in 9 books. Childhood and youth Ivan Andreevich was born […]...
18. Biography Kireevsky Ivan Vasilyevich (1806-1856) Kireevsky Ivan Vasilievich (1806 – 1856), prose writer, critic, publicist, philosopher. Born March 22 (April 3, 2007) in Moscow in an old noble family. He received an excellent home education, grew up among talented people, fond of literature, philosophy and art. In 1824 he joined the Moscow archive of a foreign collegium and joined […]...
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22. Biography Dmitriev Ivan Ivanovich (1760 – 1837) Dmitriev Ivan Ivanovich (1760 – 1837), a poet. He was born on September 10 (21 N. s.) In a family estate in the village of Bogorodskoye, Kazan province, in an old noble family, leading his family from the princes of Smolensk. At the age of eight, he was sent to Mangenya Guesthouse […]...
23. Biography Tikhonov Nikolai Semenovich (1896-1976) Tikhonov Nikolai Semenovich (1896 – 1976), the poet. He was born on October 22 (November 4, 2001) in St. Petersburg in the family of a barber. He grew up among the children of artisans, studied at the city school, then – at the Trade School, where they taught commercial science, commodity science, shorthand. Continue […]...
24. Biography About Henry (William Sidney Porter) (O. Henry) [pseudonym; real name – William Sidney Porter (11.9.1862, Greensboro, North Carolina, 5.6.1910, New York), an American writer. After graduating from school, he served in a pharmacy, received a diploma of a pharmacist. In 1894, the editor-publisher of a humorous weekly, in which he published his first literary experiments. He worked as a cashier-accountant […]...
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31. Biography of Marshak Samuel Yakovlevich Marshak is a famous Soviet poet, translator, playwright. Known as the author of fairy tales for children, satirical works, as well as “adult”, serious lyrics. Early years Samuel Marshak was born on October 22, 1887 in Voronezh to a Jewish family. The family name “Marshak” comes from the famous rabbi Aaron Kaidanover, and […]...
32. Biography of Ivan Pavlov Pavlov Ivan Petrovich – a famous Russian scientist-physiologist, Nobel Prize winner. He is the author of the doctrine of higher nervous activity and physiology of digestion, the founder of the largest physiological school in Russia. His works have made an invaluable contribution to the development of medicine, psychology and physiology. Ivan Pavlov was born in […]...
33. Biography Antonov Sergey Petrovich (born 1915) Antonov Sergei Petrovich (born in 1915), a prose writer. Born May 3 (16 N. s.) In Petrograd in the family of an engineer. After graduation, he entered the Leningrad Road Institute. Having received his diploma in 1938, he began to work as a civil engineer. In 1944 Antonov published his first poems, in […]...
34. Biography of Samuel Beckett Samuel Beckett – an Anglo-French playwright and novelist, was born in the city of Dublin. Beckett studied and taught in Paris. He wrote mostly in French, he often translated his works into English. The first published novel by Samuel Beckett is “Murphy”. The work serves as a typical example of his subsequent work to eliminate […]...
35. Biography Kazakov Yuri Pavlovich (1927 – 1982) Kazakov Yuri Pavlovich (1927 – 1982), the prose writer. Born July 8 in Moscow in the family of a worker. Since childhood, dreaming of becoming a musician, the future writer graduated from the music school. Gnesinyh in the class of double bass in 1951 and was immediately accepted into the orchestra of […]...
36. Biography Dovlatov Sergey Donatovich (1941 – 1990) Dovlatov Sergey Donatovich (1941 – 1990), the prose writer. Born September 3 in Ufa, when the family was in evacuation. Since 1945 he lived in Leningrad, where he graduated from the school and entered the philological faculty of Leningrad University, which he failed to finish: he was expelled after the third year. […]...
37. Biography Matusovsky Mikhail Lvovich (1915 – 1990) Matusovsky Mikhail Lvovich (1915 – 1990), the poet. He was born on July 10 (23 N.) in Lugansk in a working family. Childhood years passed in the city, surrounded by factories, mines, railway workshops, narrow-gauge railways. Having finished the construction technical school, I began to work at the plant. At the same […]...
38. Biography Andrei Kistyakovsky (11/10/1936 – June 30, 1987) Kistyakovsky Andrey Andreevich (11/10/1936, Moscow – June 30, 1987, Moscow). From an old noble family. Many relatives on the part of the mother were repressed in the 1930s, and K.’s father, who was in charge of the chair of sports facilities at the construction institute, also underwent a short-term arrest. […]...
39. “Love of the Fatherland” essay Fatherland, Motherland is the place where we were born and grew up, where our relatives, friends and relatives live. Homeland is the Motherland, on which we are happy, where we are well and cozy. Homeland – this is the place about which we are told by dads and mothers, grandmothers and grandfathers. If there is […]...
40. Biography of Ivan Shishkin Ivan Ivanovich Shishkin – a great Russian artist, academician. Ivan was born in the city of Elabuga in Vyatka province on January 25, 1832 in a merchant family. The first education in Shishkin’s biography was received at the Kazan Gymnasium. After studying there for 4 years, Shishkin entered the School of Painting in Moscow. After […]...