“To Russia — with the wind — the lines will come…”: To the 110th anniversary of Igor Chinnov
Russian émigré poet of the “first wave” Igor Chinnov (1909–1996), whose anniversary we celebrate this year, was known in exile not only as the author of eight poetry collections published in the West. He participated in the publishing activities of the émigré community. In post-war Paris, he worked...
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Autor principal: | Olga Kuznetsova |
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Russian Academy of Sciences. A.M. Gorky Institute of World Literature
2019
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