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Nikolaievich Zlatovratsky (Russian: Никола́й Никола́евич Златовра́тский) (December 26, 1845 –
December 23, 1911), was a
Russian writer.
Zlatovratsky was born...
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Viktor Vasnetsov Vikenty Veresaev Semyon Yushkevich Boris Zaytsev Nikolai Zlatovratsky Znanie Publishers Handbook of
Russian Literature,
Victor Terras, Yale...
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short stories. Commentaries. p. 483. Izmaylov, A.; Bunin, I.A. and
Zlatovratsky, N.N. (1909). "По телефону из Петербурга".
Russkoye Slovo. 252.{{cite...
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Nikolai Petropavlovsky (S.Karonin),
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Pyotr Lavrov and
Nikolai Mikhailovsky, and
authors like
Nikolai Zlatovratsky,
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literary section),
Gavriil Zhulev (also: The
Grieving Poet),
Nikolai Zlatovratsky (N. Cherevanin),
Dmitry Minayev (Literature Domino, 40 Year Old Dandy...
- of Art Lovers". In 1894, he won an
award for his
portrait of
Nikolai Zlatovratsky and, in 1895,
another award for his
painting "Купаться" (Bathing). At...
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Turgenev to
bejoined by a
group of
young authors,
including Nikolai Zlatovratsky,
Nikolai Naumov,
Alexander Ertel and
Sergey Krivenko. Soon
after that...
