Anna Akhmatova

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Anna
Akhmatova

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Anna Andreevna
Akhmatova(Gorenko)silver Age Russian poetess, translator
and literary critic, one of the most
significant figures of 20th century
Russian literature. She was nominated
for a Nobel Prize in literature.

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Born on June 11 (June 23),
1889 in Odessa. The first
education in the biography
of Akhmatova was received
at the Mariinsky
Gymnasium in Tsarskoye
Selo. Then, in the life of
Akhmatova, she studied at
the Fundukleev gymnasium
in Kiev. She attended
historical and literary,
women's courses.

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The first poem by Anna Akhmatova was published in
1911. The first book of poetry poetry was published in
1912 ("Evening").

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The poetess's work reflects the difficult fate of a
woman whose loved oAkhmatova’s poems about love
prove her subtle understanding of all facets of man. In
her poems, she showed high morality. In addition, the
lyrics of Akhmatova are filled with thoughts about the
tragedies of the people, and not just personal
experiences.

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«Twenty-first, Night, Monday(«Dvadtsat pervoe,
Noch, Ponedelnik»)
«All plundered, betrayed, sold»(«Vse rashischeno,
predano, prodano»)
«I learned to live wisely»(«YA nauchilas prosto mudro
jit»)

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The death of Anna Akhmatova on March 5, 1966 seems
to have shocked everyone.