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Russian poet (1820-1892)
Also known as: Afanassi Afanassjewitsch Fet, Afanassi Afanasjewitsch Fet, Afanassi Afanassjewitsch Foeth, Afanassi Afanassjewitsch Schenschin, Afanassi Fet, Afanasy Afanas'yevich Fet
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- Ulybka krasoty (1995)
- Zhiznʹ Stepanovki, ili, Liricheskoe khozi͡a︡ĭstvo (2001)
- "Videniĭ pestrykh verenit︠s︡a"
- Vospominani︠i︡a
- בדור עתיד אמצא קורא