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Vladimir Mikhailovich Kirshon
The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Vladimir Mikhailovich Kirshon , 1902-38, Russian dramatist. He began his career with Red Dust (1927, tr. 1930), a play showing the degeneration of a revolutionist under the reconstruction program known as the New Economic Policy. His play Bread (1930, tr. 1934) deals with the struggle against private hoarding on collective farms. The majority of his plays concerned the social problems of the new order. Kirshon was expelled from the Communist party in 1937 because of his leading role in the suspect Russian Association of Proletarian Writers. Author not available, KIRSHON, VLADIMIR...
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Russian literature
The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
... correspondence between Czar Ivan IV and Prince Andrei Mikhailovich Kurbsky (c.1528-83), who had deserted to the Poles, showed ... also evident in the religious and philosophical works of Vladimir Soloviev and in the historical novels of D. S. Merezhkovsky ... active abroad (Bunin, Kuprin , Merezhkovsky, Aldanov , ...
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