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Poet v Rossii - bol'she chem poet [A Poet in Russia Is More than a Poet]
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'A poet in Russia is more than a poet' - these winged lines from the poem 'Bratsk Hydroelectric Power Station' by Yevgeny Alexandrovich Yevtushenko, the famous poet of the 'sixties', could become an epigraph to his work. A rebel, a dreamer, an orator and a tribune, he praised the poetry that rushed 'into the attack of the streets', and was one of those whose creativity was a breath of freedom and truth for many people. Today Yevtushenko is known all over the world, his works have been translated into more than seventy languages. He is an honorary member of many foreign academies, laureate of all kinds of literary prizes, and dozens of songs have been written on his poems ('Do the Russians want wars?' ' other).
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'A poet in Russia is more than a poet' - these winged lines from the poem 'Bratsk Hydroelectric Power Station' by Yevgeny Alexandrovich Yevtushenko, the famous poet of the 'sixties', could become an epigraph to his work. A rebel, a dreamer, an orator and a tribune, he praised the poetry that rushed 'into the attack of the streets', and was one of those whose creativity was a breath of freedom and truth for many people. Today Yevtushenko is known all over the world, his works have been translated into more than seventy languages. He is an honorary member of many foreign academies, laureate of all kinds of literary prizes, and dozens of songs have been written on his poems ('Do the Russians want wars?' ' other).
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Author
Evtushenko Evgenii A
Publisher
Azbuka
ISBN
9785389088979
Format
Paperback
Year Published
2020
Pages
320
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'A poet in Russia is more than a poet' - these winged lines from the poem 'Bratsk Hydroelectric Power Station' by Yevgeny Alexandrovich Yevtushenko, the famous poet of the 'sixties', could become an epigraph to his work. A rebel, a dreamer, an orator and a tribune, he praised the poetry that rushed 'into the attack of the streets', and was one of those whose creativity was a breath of freedom and truth for many people. Today Yevtushenko is known all over the world, his works have been translated into more than seventy languages. He is an honorary member of many foreign academies, laureate of all kinds of literary prizes, and dozens of songs have been written on his poems ('Do the Russians want wars?' ' other).