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Alexander Vvedensky

Alexander Vvedensky was a Russian and Soviet poet, writer and playwright (1904–1941). He was born in Saint Petersburg and died in Kazan.

Also recorded as Alexander Ivanovich Vvedensky · Aleksandr Ivanovich Vvedenskiĭ

Alexander Vvedensky

Alexander Vvedensky, Alexander vvedenskij

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Born
1904 · Saint Petersburg.
Died
1941 · Kazan.
Nationality
Russian Empire · Soviet Union
Occupation
poet · writer · playwright
Fields
prose · drama
Movements
modernism
Education
Saint Petersburg State University
Languages
Russian

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Alexander Vvedensky was a Russian and Soviet poet, writer and playwright (1904–1941). He was born in Saint Petersburg and died in Kazan.

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