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Pyotr Dmitryevich Boborykin (Russian: Пётр Дми́триевич Боборы́кин; 27 August [O.S. 15 August] 1836 – 12
August 1921) was a
Russian writer, playwright...
- verification][permanent dead link] In the 1860s, the
journalist Pyotr Boborykin po****rised the term
intelligentsiya (интеллигенция) to
identify and describe...
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fortifications of the fortress,
erected in 1636
under the
governor Roman Boborykin. The
central axis of the
foundation of the
oldest building in Tambov,...
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Kjellberg was
promoting a
potentially harmful app to a
large audience.
Andrey Boborykin, the head of
marketing and
communications at Nimses,
published a blog...
- 1840) 1918 –
William Thompson,
American archer (born 1848) 1921 –
Pyotr Boborykin,
Russian playwright and
journalist (born 1836) 1922 –
Arthur Griffith...
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University of
Kazan as a
mathematics student,
along with his
friend Pyotr Boborykin, who
later became a novelist. He was soon
noted in
local society as a...
- leading, came into a
direct opposition with Sovremennik. First, as
Pyotr Boborykin remembered, this
opposition was of a
moderate character, "at home, in...
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others was part of the "young faction",
formed by
Mikhail Pogodin),
Pyotr Boborykin-led
Biblioteka Dlya
Chteniya (there he
headed the
literary criticism department)...
- Zaripova, Oleg Saitov.
Pavel Melnikov-Pechersky,
Velimir Khlebnikov,
Pyotr Boborykin,
Eugenia Ginzburg, Leo Tolstoy,
Daniil Mordovtsev,
Alexander Tarasov-Rodionov...
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reviewed the
Alexandrinka show
favourably were
Apollon Grigoryev and
Pyotr Boborykin. The play was
greeted warmly by the
Russian literary left. In a letter...
