Russian authors - Statistics

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Hint Answer % Correct
His "Idiot" and "Crime and Punishment" are read all over the world Fyodor Dostoyevsky
100%
An aristocrat, considered to be Russian greatest writer and thinker, he left his home and then died in a small appartement on the train station. Leo Tolstoy
98%
He is considered to be Russian greatest poet, author of "Eugene Onegin" Alexander Pushkin
95%
He was a troubled soul and famously burnt his book Nikolai Gogol
84%
He was a poet, a writer and renowned translator. For "Doctor Zhivago" he received Nobel Prize, but was bullied and tried by Soviet government, which is rumored to have led to his early death. Boris Pasternak
81%
His play was known as Stalin's favorite, but he portrayed him as a Satan in his masterpiece Mikhail Bulgakov
72%
A doctor and acclaimed short-story/play writer famously said that: "Medicine is my lawful wife and literature - my mistress" Anton Chekhov
63%
Poet who was a big fan of the above and died very young Mikhail Lermontov
53%
This writer was the first Russian to receive the Nobel Prize in literature Ivan Bunin
40%
He didn't complete his school education and yet became one of the most prolific poets. He was forced out of USSR and received Nobel Prize in literature in 1987. Joseph Brodsky
28%
He couldn't be published in USSR, immigrated to New York and died young. He is now one of the most read Russian authors. His most famous works are "The Suitcase" and "Pushkin Hills" Sergei Dovlatov
16%
His masterpiece "The Kolyma Tales" depict true horrors of Gulag system that he endured Varlam Shalamov
16%
Author of "Primary Chronicle", which tells the history of early Russia Nestor
14%
Her children books are still read by many kids in Russia Agniya Barto
9%
Author of "Moscow-Petushki", he has infamously predicted his own death in it Venedikt Yerofeyev
7%
His poem "Babiy Yar" was a protest against Soviet government denial of atrocities against Jewish citizens, committed by Nazi's Yevgeny Yevtushenko
7%
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