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Sergey Aleksandrovich Esenin
(1895-1925)
He was born in village Konstantinovo, Ryazan Province.
His first poems appeared in Moscow journals in 1914. After, Esenin came to Peterburg, where he met Blok, Klyuev and other poets.
From 1918 he settled in Moscow, became one of the founders of the group of imagists.
Poet traveled a lot around Russia and foreign countries.
In his poetry they praise the strong and free spirit and the magical beauty of the Russian landscape.

Moscow writers
Vladimir Mayakovskiy
Marina Tsvetaeva
Vladimir Vysotsky

Vladimir Semenovich Vysotsky (1938-1980)
V. S. Vysotsky – poet, songwriter, actor.
He began to write his first songs in the early 1960s.
For all his life he wrote more than 200 poems, about 600 songs and a poem for children.
Many songs were written for movies.
The themes covered in his work are different: ballads, satirical texts, humorous lyrics, love lyrics, and military.

Gavriil Romanovich Derzhavin
G. R. Derzhavin - Russian writer and statesman during the reign of Catherine the Great.
Poet spent his childhood in the province near Kazan, named Sokury, and his youth in the Kazan gymnasium.
He served as a soldier in the Preobrazhenskiy Regiment.
Derzhavin's poems was published in 1773, and he became well-known after the publication of the ode “Felitsa”.
G.R. Derzhavin participated in the compilation of the first explanatory dictionary of the Russian language.

Marina Tsvetaeva
M. Tsvetaeva was born on September 26 (October 8), 1892 in Moscow, in the family of Professor Ivan Tsvetaev.
At eighteen, she published the first collection “Evening Album”. During the civil war emigrated. She lived in Germany, in Czech Republic, in France.
In 1928, in Paris, the last compilation of Tsvetaeva - “After Russia” was released.
In 1939, Marina returned to the USSR. Soon her husband is shot, and her daughter is arrested and exiled.3
After the start of Great Patriotic War, she and her son were evacuated to Elabuga, where on August 31, 1941, she committed suicide.

Vladimir Mayakovsky
V. Mayakovsky was born on July 7, 1893 in a Georgian village, in 1906 he came to Moscow.
While studying interested by literature.
He was arrested several times.
The first poem was published in 1912, in 1913 was published the first collection, named "I".
After the revolution, released a famous series of campaign posters.
Difficulties in his personal life and literary struggle led the poet to depression and suicide on April 14, 1930.

Philip Grigor’evich Kedrov
(1909-1914)
Ph. Kedrov- Udmurt poet, teacher, hero of the USSR.
Ph. G. Kedrov spent all his life to educational activities: he taught at school and in the agricultural technical school, took part in the creation of literary circles.
At the early stage of his creative work, Kedrov wrote poems for children, later he chosen prose.
The story "Kate" became an important work for the Udmurt people. There are description of villager’s real life in it.

Robert Ivanovich Rozhdestvensky
Robert Ivanovich Rozhdestvensky was born in the village, named Kosiha, Altai Territory.
When parents went to the front Robert spent his childhood in orphanages, later often moved.
The first collection “Flags of Spring” was published in Petrozavodsk in 1955.
Fame and respect allowed him to do a lot to perpetuate the memory of other poets: he headed the commission on the literary heritage of Vladimir Vysotsky at the Writers' Union, helped open the Tsvetaeva house-museum in Moscow.
Robert Rohdestvensky died in 1994.

Rimma Fyodorovna Kazakova
Rimma Fyodorovna Kazakova was born in Sevastopol in 1932. She spent her early childhood in Belarus, her school years in Leningrad.
For seven years she lived in Khabarovsk, worked as a lecturer, teacher, journalist.
The first collection of poems"Let's meet in the East" was published in 1958.
Rimma Kazakova is the author of many famous songs and numerous collections of poems.
Since 1999, she has been the first secretary of the Writers' Union of Moscow.
She died in 2008 at the age of 77.

Emil Arkadievich Kuni
Emil Kuni came in Kamchatka in 1952.
He worked at a school in the villageOktyabrsky, later, in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky in the nautical school.
Member of the Great Patriotic War.
The first poems were published in the front-line newspapers, and published in journals after the war.
From 1964 to 1966 he headed the Kamchatka Regional Literary Association