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Vladimir Zotov

Vladimir Rafailovich Zotov (July 4, 1821, Saint Petersburg, Russian Empire, — February 18, 1896, Saint Petersburg) was a Russian writer, playwright, journalist and editor. The writer and critic Rafail Zotov was his father. Zotov wrote several novels, including Voltigeur (Вольтижёрка, 1849) and Stary dom (Старый дом, Old House, 1851).

Also recorded as Vladimir Rafailovich Zotov

Vladimir Zotov

W. SOTOW. Съ Фотографiи Деньера. Лит. А. Мюнстера, СПБ. Imp. Lith. A. Munster (Editeur)

Petr Borel / Andrey Denyer · Портретная галерея русских деятелей = Galerie de portraits de célébrités Russes publiée par A. Munster: [В 2-х т.] / А. Э. Мюнстер. - СПб.: тип. и лит. А. Мюнстера, 1864-1869. — Том II — Илл. 38 · Public domain

Name
Vladimir Zotov
Birth Name
Vladimir Rafailovich Zotov Владимир Рафаилович Зотов
Born
4 July 1821
Birthplace
Saint Petersburg, Russian Empire
Died
18 February 1896
Occupation
writer, playwright, journalist, editor
Nationality
Russian Empire
Fields
creative and professional writing · literary criticism · journalism · opinion journalism
Languages
Russian

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