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1890–1972 · Soviet writer
Also known as: Wera Michailowna Inber, Inber, Shpenzer, Vera Mikhailovna Inber, Vera Mikhaylovna Inber, Wera Inber
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Olga Bergholz1910–1975ReportAI suggestion, no reader data yetSiege of Leningrad poetry and diaries close to Inber's 'Almost Three Years' and 'Pulkovo Meridian'. (AI reason)
Konstantin Simonov1915–1979ReportAI suggestion, no reader data yetWartime lyric poetry and front-line journalism in the Soviet patriotic mode. (AI reason)
Nikolai Tikhonov1896–1979ReportAI suggestion, no reader data yetNarrative poems and sketches of besieged Leningrad and Soviet life. (AI reason)
Margarita Aliger1915–1992ReportAI suggestion, no reader data yetSoviet women's narrative poetry on war and heroism, like 'Zoya'. (AI reason)
- Eduard Bagritsky1895–1934ReportAI suggestion, no reader data yet
Odessa-rooted romantic and narrative verse of the constructivist circle Inber belonged to. (AI reason)
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Ilya Ehrenburg1891–1967ReportAI suggestion, no reader data yetJournalistic prose and memoir-chronicles of the Soviet era and the war. (AI reason)
Ilya Selvinsky1898–1968ReportAI suggestion, no reader data yetConstructivist narrative poetry blending lyric and documentary elements. (AI reason)
Valentin Kataev1897–1986ReportAI suggestion, no reader data yetOdessa-flavored prose, sketches and memoirs with ironic, vivid style. (AI reason)
Mikhail Svetlov1903–1964ReportAI suggestion, no reader data yetLyrical Soviet ballads with romantic tone, akin to 'The Girl from Nagasaki'. (AI reason)
Anna Akhmatova1889–1966ReportAI suggestion, no reader data yetIntimate early lyric verse and wartime Leningrad poems. (AI reason)
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- Pochti tri goda
- Stranit︠s︡y dneĭ perebirai︠a︡ .. (1977)
- Stranit︠s︡y dneĭ perebirai︠a︡
- ha-Meridiʾan shel Pulḳovo
- Putevoĭ dnevnik