Arsen Kotsoyev
Russian author and translator

Born
January 15th, 1872
153 years ago
Died
February 4th, 1944
81 years ago — 72 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Russia
Links & References
An author and translator, contributed significantly to Russian literature through the translation of various works. Engaged in translating notable pieces of literature from multiple languages into Russian, facilitating cultural exchanges. Some literary works include original writings that captured the essence of the Russian experience, reflecting the historical context of the time. Worked in collaboration with other literary figures which further enriched the literary landscape.
Translated key literary works into Russian
Authored original writings on Russian culture
Collaborated with notable literary figures
Other People Born on January 15th
Martin Dúbravka
A goalkeeper active in professional football since 2007. Began career in Slovakia before moving to play for various clubs in the Czech Republic and England. Played for Newcastle United in the Premier League, contributing to the team's competitive efforts. Internationally represented Slovakia multiple times, including appearances in UEFA European Championships.
Continue ReadingNicolai Jørgensen
A professional footballer from Denmark, played primarily as a forward. Jørgensen began his career at B.93 before moving to several clubs including Brøndby IF, where he showcased his scoring ability. Transferred to PSV Eindhoven, contributed to the team in the Dutch Eredivisie. Later joined FCK, where his performance in both domestic and European competitions further defined his career. Represented the Danish national team in various international matches, participating in significant tournaments.
Continue ReadingJames Nesbitt
Born in 1965, the actor gained prominence for a lead role in the television series 'Cold Feet', which aired from 1998 to 2020 and depicted the complexities of modern relationships. Other notable works include performances in the film 'The Hobbit' trilogy, where the actor portrayed Bofur. The work in both film and television showcased a range of characters, contributing significantly to the entertainment industry in the UK. The actor's career has spanned several decades, allowing for participation in various genres, including drama and comedy.
Continue ReadingKadeem Allen
A professional basketball player, he played collegiate basketball at the University of Arizona. He was a significant contributor to the team during his tenure. After college, he transitioned to the professional level and has played in the NBA and G League. Throughout his career, he demonstrated skills as a shooting guard, showcasing sharpshooting and playmaking abilities.
Continue ReadingVince Foster
Born in 1945, an attorney served in the White House Counsel's office during the Clinton administration. Involved in various legal and political matters, held significant roles in the administration, including deputy counsel. Foster's career included work at prominent law firms, and he contributed to policy discussions and legal strategies for the administration until his untimely death in 1993.
Continue ReadingNathan Söderblom
An influential figure in the Church of Sweden, served as archbishop from 1914 until 1931. Established significant dialogue between different Christian denominations and focused on peace and social justice. Held academic positions, contributing to church history and interfaith relations. Awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1930 for efforts in promoting peace and addressing global conflicts.
Continue ReadingOther People Who Died on February 4th
Franz Reichelt
An Austrian-born French tailor invented a parachute suit that aimed to enable safe jumps from heights. Conducted a public demonstration at the Eiffel Tower to showcase the invention. The parachute suit was intended for use by aviators, seeking to improve safety during airborne activities. The demonstration ended in tragedy when the suit failed to deploy properly during the jump.
Continue ReadingBetty Friedan
An influential feminist activist and author, she wrote 'The Feminine Mystique' in 1963, a work that challenged traditional gender roles and contributed to the second wave of feminism in the United States. This book sparked widespread discussions on women's rights and issues related to gender equality. In 1966, she co-founded the National Organization for Women (NOW), which aimed to advocate for equal rights for women in various sectors of society. Her writings and public speeches highlighted the need for women's liberation and examined the societal expectations placed on women, particularly in domestic roles. Throughout her career, she engaged with various social and political movements to promote gender equality.
Continue ReadingKeith Allen
An ice hockey player and coach originally from Canada, this individual played in the National Hockey League (NHL) during the 1950s and 1960s. Later transitioned into coaching and management roles within the sport. Served as the head coach for various teams and contributed to the development of ice hockey in North America. Had a significant influence on multiple franchises, helping to shape the careers of many players. In addition to professional endeavors, was involved in the junior hockey system, mentoring young athletes.
Continue ReadingNeal Cassady
A key figure in the Beat Generation, contributed to the literary movement through both his writings and his lifestyle. Played a significant role in the lives of other prominent writers like Jack Kerouac and Allen Ginsberg. His spontaneous and free-spirited approach to life was captured in works such as 'On the Road', which depicted the search for meaning and adventure in post-war America. Authored works including 'The First Third', showcasing his own experiences and worldview. Influenced counterculture and literary movements in the mid-20th century.
Continue ReadingHilda Hilst
A significant figure in Brazilian literature, the individual created a unique blend of poetry, novels, and plays, often exploring themes of existentialism, sexuality, and spirituality. The literary career spanned several decades, with works that challenged conventional forms and narratives. Key contributions to literature include a rich body of poetry and prose, characterized by experimental language and profound philosophical insights. Additionally, a life lived in solitude in a rural estate provided inspiration for much of the creative output.
Continue ReadingBenyoucef Benkhedda
Worked as a prominent figure in Algeria's fight for independence from French colonial rule. Served as the President of the Provisional Government during the Algerian War of Independence. Contributed to shaping post-independence Algeria's policies and development in various sectors, particularly healthcare and education.
Continue Reading