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Russian journalist and poet (1798-1831)
Also known as: Anton Antonowitsch Delwig, Anton Antonovich Delvig, Anton Antónovich, Baron Delwig, Anton Delwig, Антон Антонович Дельвиг, アントン・デリヴィッグ
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- Sochinenīi͡a︡ (1893)
- Polnoe sobranie stikhotvoreniĭ (1934)
- Stikhotvorenii͡a︡ (1951)
- Sochinenii︠a︡ (1986)
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