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1967– · Russian writer and journalist

Also known as: Dmitri Lwowitsch Bykow, Dmitri Bykow, Dmitry Lvovich Bykov, Дмитрий Быков, ديمتري لوفوفيتش بيكوف, ドミトリー・ビコフ

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Yury Trifonov1925–1981
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Psychologically subtle novels of Moscow intelligentsia under Soviet pressure, echoing the prewar atmosphere of June. (AI reason)
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Vasily Aksyonov1932–2009
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Ironic, energetic prose and generational sagas like Generations of Winter treating Stalinist-era Moscow. (AI reason)
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Tatyana Tolstaya1951–
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Boris Pasternak1890–1960
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Yevgenia Ginzburg1903–1977
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Testimonial prose on the Soviet terror era that Bykov's historical novels revisit. (AI reason)
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