Natalia V. Krandievskaya
Krandievskaya (1888–1963) was a Russian poet, writer and memoirist.
Also recorded as Nataliia Vasil'evna Krandievskaia-Tolstaia · Natalia Tolstaya · Natal'ia Vasil'evna Krandievskaia-Tolstaia · Natalia Krandievskaya
Natalia V. Krandievskaya
- Born
- 1888 · Moscow.
- Died
- 1963 · Saint Petersburg.
- Nationality
- Russian Empire · Soviet Union
- Occupation
- poet · writer · memoirist
- Fields
- Acmeist poetry
- Languages
- Russian
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Born at Moscow in 1888, died in Saint Petersburg in 1963.
The recorded working language is Russian. Subjects and genres recorded for the work are Acmeist poetry.
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