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Soviet writer, poet, playwright and wartime correspondent (1915–1979)
Also known as: Konstantin Michailowitsch Simonow, Kirill M. Simonov, Konstantin M. Simonov, Konstantin Mikhailovich Simonov, Konstantin Simonow, Константин Михайлович Симонов
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- Days and nights (1945)
- Always a journalist (1989)
- Segodni͡a︡ i davno (1974)
- Simonov i voĭna
- Raznye dni voĭny (1975)