Vladimir Voinovich

Russian author and satirist, 'Moscow 2042'

Vladimir Voinovich - Thinkers & Philosophers born September 26th, 1932
Born
Died

2018
8 years ago — 86 years old

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Thinkers & Philosophers

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Russia

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An influential Russian author and poet, contributed significantly to literature, particularly through satirical works. Best recognized for the novel 'Moscow 2042', which presented a dystopian vision of the future through a comedic lens. Critiqued the Soviet system and addressed themes of bureaucratic absurdity. His literary career extended across several decades, producing essays, poetry, and fiction that explored societal and political issues. Voinovich's work often reflected his experiences as a dissident and expatriate during the Soviet era, leading to his exile and later return to Russia.

Authored 'Moscow 2042'

Critiqued Soviet bureaucracy

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