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Russian poet (1809–1842)
Also known as: Alexei Wassiljewitsch Kolzow, Aleksey Vasilievich Koltsov, Alexei Kolzow, Alexej Kolzow, A.V. 柯里佐夫, Алексей Васильевич Кольцов
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- Что ты спишъ мужичекъ, вѣдь весна на дворѣ
- Pesni, poslovit͡sy i pogovorki, sobrannye A. V. Kolʹt͡sovym
- Poems (1846)
- Sochinenii͡a (1954)
- Pisʹma A.V. Kolʹt͡sova