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• Pilnyak, Boris — ▪ Russian writer pseudonym of  Boris Andreyevich Vogau , Pilnyak also spelled  Pilniak  born Sept. 29 [Oct. 11, New Style], 1894, Mozhaisk, Russia died April 21?, 1938, Moscow, Russia, U.S.S.R.       Soviet writer of novels and stories, prominent …   Universalium

• Boris Pilnyak — ( ru. Борис Пильняк) (OldStyleDate|October 11|1894|September 29 ndash;April 21, 1938) was a Russian author. Born Boris Andreyevich Vogau ( ru. Борис Андреевич Вогау) in Mozhaisk, he was a major supporter of anti urbanism and a critic of… …   Wikipedia

• Boris Pilnyak — Boris Andreyevich Vogau …   Eponyms, nicknames, and geographical games

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• Boris Pilnjak — Boris Andrejewitsch Pilnjak Boris Andrejewitsch Pilnjak (russisch: Борис Андреевич Пильняк, eigentlich Boris Andrejewitsch Wogau; * 11. Oktober 1894 in Moschaisk; † 21. April 1938 in Moskau hingerichtet) war ein sowjetischer russischsprachiger… …   Deutsch Wikipedia

• Pilnjak — Boris Andrejewitsch Pilnjak Boris Andrejewitsch Pilnjak (russisch: Борис Андреевич Пильняк, eigentlich Boris Andrejewitsch Wogau; * 11. Oktober 1894 in Moschaisk; † 21. April 1938 in Moskau hingerichtet) war ein sowjetischer russischsprachiger… …   Deutsch Wikipedia

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