Anna Akhmatova RU
1889 June 23
– 1966 March 5
Information
- Full Name
- Anna Akhmatova
- Born
- 1889 June 23 Odessa, Russian Empire
- Died
- 1966 March 5 Domodedovo, USSR
- Realm
- Russian
- Languages
- Russian
- Requiem
- Sochineniia. Tom I
- Chetki. Stikhi
- Requiem
- Selected Poems
- Poem without a Hero
- 50 Poems
- Poem without a Hero
![Requiem [Reekviem]](/media/publication_images/previews/preview_1354c9d3489a69d77defe889566dd64ae50392d08e48e22dba64ca009840975e_r7wbtE4.jpg)
- Requiem [Reekviem]
![Requiem [Requiems]](/media/publication_images/previews/preview_88d688cd8286a441e8a860b3c9f2f6af78009c758b0df67c2c72d1986aec0cc3_Jz9lJ2M.jpg)
- Requiem [Requiems]
- Requiem
- Requiem
- Requiem
- Works
- Requiem
- Mandelshtam
- Georgy Adamovich - Alexandre Bachrach (after March 5, 1966)
- Georgy Adamovich
- Roman Grynberg - Georgy Adamovich (May 1, 1967)
- Roman Grynberg
- Yuri Terapiano. Review of Requiem (1969) by Anna Akhmatova
- Yuri Terapiano
The history of this booklet of verses reminds us, in part, of Pasternak's Doctor Zhivago: it also appeared only in the West and was passed over in silence in its homeland. Unlike Pasternak's novel, however, these verses reached the West "without knowledge and agreement of the author...
- A New Voice from Russia
- David Floyd
A small booklet, some dozen pages of Russian verse has just been published in Munich. It is “Requiem”* by Anna Akhmatova, and for the first time since Pasternak’s “Doctor Zhivago,” a work by a Russian writer of acknowledged greatness has appeared in the West before being seen by the Russians...