Lydia Chukovskaia RU
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- Full Name
- Lydia Chukovskaia
- Realm
- Russian
- Languages
- Russian
- The Deserted House
- Going Under
- Open Word
- On This Side of Death
- The Process of Exclusion
- Notes on Anna Akhmatova. Vol. 1. 1938-1941
- Notes on Anna Akhmatova. Vol. 2. 1952-1962
- To the Memory of Childhood
- Sofia Petrovna
- The Deserted House
- The Deserted House
- Going Under
- In Memory of A.A. Akhmatova
- The Deserted House (1968; Dutch)
- The Deserted House
- To the Memory of Childhood
- Publisher. Letter to the Editor of Russkaia Mysl' Regarding the book The Deserted House
- Lydia Chukovskaia
Your introduction to the “Open Letter of Lydia Chukovskaia to M. Sholokhov” (“La Pensee Russe.” No. 2549) begins with these words: “Quite recently, in Paris, the publishing house “Five Continents” published the Soviet writer Lydia Chukovskaya’s novella “The Deserted House”...
- Gleb Struve. A Classic of the Purge
- Gleb Struve
Sir, – It may interest your reviewer, your readers, and other students of present-day Russian literature that Lydia Chukovskaya’s The Deserted House (February 16) was to be brought out by the same publisher (Cinq Continents, Paris) towards the end of 1965 under a different title...
This povest' deals with one of the blackest periods in Soviet history, the mid-1930’s. It belongs to the same type of literature as the Requiem by Anna Axmatova, Journey Into the Whirlwind by Evgenija Ginzburg...
- Letter of Soviet Writer
- Boris Pasternak
- Christopher S. Wren. Moscow Writers Expel Novelist
- Christopher Wren
MOSCOW, Jan. 9 – The Moscow Writers Union today expelled Lidiya K. Chukovskaya, a prominent novelist, for having come to the defense of the dissident atomic physicist Andrei D. Sakharov when he was under attack last fall.
Miss Chukovskaya, who is 66...
MOSCOW, Oct. 10 – A noted writer has accused an Odessa court of using the writings of Anna Akhmatova and Osip Mandelstam, two of the most famous Russian poets of the 20th century, to convict a 35-year-old Odessa librarian on charges of having distributed anti-Soviet literature...