Viktor Burenin

Russian author and playwright

Viktor Burenin - Russian author and playwright
Born

March 6th, 1841
184 years ago

Died

1926
99 years ago — 85 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Russia

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Born in 1841, this individual contributed significantly to Russian literature as an author, poet, and playwright. Works included plays that were performed in theaters and received critical attention for their thematic depth. Writings encompassed various genres, revealing a sharp critique of society and culture. Engaged in literary criticism, this figure's analyses shaped contemporary discourse around literature and art. Collaborated with several literary circles and was involved in the cultural movements of the time.

Authored numerous plays including notable works

Contributed to literary criticism in Russia

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