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Alexander Volkov

Alexander Volkov was a Russian and Soviet translator, university teacher, mathematician, playwright and writer (1891–1977). He was born in Oskemen and died in Moscow.

Also recorded as Alexander Melentyevich Volkov

Alexander Volkov

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Born
1891 · Oskemen.
Died
1977 · Moscow.
Nationality
Russian Empire · Soviet Union
Occupation
translator · university teacher · mathematician · playwright · writer · school teacher · physicist
Fields
speculative fiction · children's and young adult literature · drama · mathematics
Education
Tomsk State Pedagogical University · Yaroslavl State Pedagogical University
Known for
Oz book series
Languages
Russian · English

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Alexander Volkov was a Russian and Soviet translator, university teacher, mathematician, playwright and writer (1891–1977). He was born in Oskemen and died in Moscow.

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