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The real prototype for Baron Meigel's character is Baron Boris Sergeevich(von) Steiger 1892-1937.
perestroika under president Mikhail Sergeevich Gorbachev °1931.
It belonged to the brothers Sergey Sergeevich Topleninov and Vladimir Sergeevich Topleninov and is situated in Mansurovsky pereulok 9.
It was prince Lev Sergeevich Golitsyne(1845-1916) who brought to Russia the recepy of champagne discovered 200 years earlier by the monk Dom Pierre Pérignon 1638-1715.
He is Konstantin Sergeevich has left theatre to dying Vahtangovu to tell to it as its innovative treatment as its opening in an old fairy tale of Karlo Gotstsi are ingenious is ingenious.
Yevgeny Sergeevich Shtyrov(°1960) was born in Petropavlovsk,
Pavel Sergeevich, 58 years old“I am a medical practitioner
he was arrested shortly after Stalin's death by Nikita Sergeevich Krushchov(1894-1971) and executed.
Last his official kiss Nikita Sergeevich got at the gangplank in October 1964 from Klim Voroshilov,
for the celebration of the 125th anniversary of the birthday of Aleksandr Sergeevich Pushkin 1799-1837.
Oleg Sergeevich. Excellent article,
and Nikita Sergeevich Mikhalkov °1945.
Together with him was sentenced and executed the baron Boris Sergeevich Steiger(1892-1937), the prototype of baron Meigel in the novel.
they moved to the little house of Sergey Sergeevich Topleninov in Mansurovsky pereulok 9.
The man Steiger was Boris Sergeevich Steiger(1892-1937), the«stool pigeon»
is based on the story by Aleksandr Sergeevich Pushkin 1799-1837.
Former president Mikhail Sergeevich Gorbachov(°1931) helped to set up the newspaper with the money he had earned with his 1990 Nobel Peace Prize.
the brothers Sergey Sergeevich Topleninov and Vladimir Sergeevich Topleninov in Mansurovski pereulok 9.
during the reign of Nikita Sergeevich Khrushchev(1894-1971), followed a period of relative thaw in Soviet literature.
A few weeks later Pravda announced that Boris Sergeevich Steiger had been discovered to be a traitor