Примери за използване на Russian writer на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Fate of a Man"(Russian: Судьба человека, translit. Sudba Cheloveka)― is a short story written by Soviet Russian writer Mikhail Sholokhov in 1956.[1].
And the Russian writer, essayist, and art critic Dmitry Bykov is hardly the only one to define it as a political novel.
bore the name of the great Russian writer Maxim Gorky.
In their honour and in honour of the famous Russian writer Lev Nikolaevich Tolstoy, the village was renamed in 1934 to Yasna Polyana.
The Russian writer Nikolai Gogol once described Russia as a troika- a three-horse carriage- admired by all the world as it thundered by.
Odoevsky Vladimir Fedorovich a brief biography of the Russian writer and thinker of the era of romanticism,
built on top of it, creating what the Russian writer Anri Vartanov has called“lyrical reportage”.
For the first time the name of the monastery is mentioned in the book of Russian writer Viktor Tepliyakov Letters from Bulgaria(1832).
The knife was received from Russian writer Leonid Leonov
works of the Russian writer as well as many pictures,
Together with Russian writer Valery Bryusov,
For the first time the name of the monastery is mentioned in the book by Russian writer Viktor Teplyakov“Letters from Bulgaria”(1832).
Babi Yar Summary Babi Yar is a documentary novel by Russian writer Anatoly Kuznetsov,
which was named after the great Russian writer and literary critic.
It will be the first street in New York City to be named after a Russian writer.
He made Chirac fall in love with the language to such an extent that the future president single-handedly translated famed Russian writer Alexander Pushkin's“Eugene Onegin” into French.
The sign"It is forbidden to talk to strangers" at Moscow's Patriarch Ponds appeared thanks to Russian writer Mikhail Bulgakov's famous novel The Master and Margarita.
The Russian writer Gennady Petrovich Malakhov who became famous for his work based on health,
Great Russian writer Kuprin once said:“Some of them are similar to the color of cornflowers in wheat, the others to the autumn sky,
Oblomov, the central character of the novel by Russian writer Ivan Goncharov,