- 035 (2002 Census); 9,139 (1989
Soviet census).
Until 1932 it was
known as
Astapovo.
Astapovo railway station,
built in 1891 on the
intersection of the Kozlov–Volovo...
- of his
attention to
Tolstoyan followers.
Tolstoy died of pneumonia, at
Astapovo railway station,
after a day's
train journey south. The
station master...
- the journey,
Tolstoy falls ill. The film ends with his
death near the
Astapovo railway station where Sofya is
allowed by
their daughter to see him just...
-
unglamorous outsiders". In 2009, she
donated the
short story The
Jester of
Astapovo to Oxfam's "Ox-Tales" project, four
collections of UK
stories written by...
-
episode of Marsupilami. Leo
Tolstoy Russian novelist 1910-11-20 Died at
Astapovo Railway Station,
during an
attempt to
satisfy his wanderlust. Paul Tsongas...
- (1839) →
Armavir (1848) Arzamas-16 (1946) →
Kremlyov (1991) →
Sarov (1995)
Astapovo → Lev
Tolstoy (1918)
Balanda →
Kalininsk (1962)
Bashanta → Gorodovikovsk...
- Leo
Tolstoy September 9, 1828
Yasnaya Polyana,
Russia November 20, 1910
Astapovo,
Russia 1902, 1903, 1904, 1905, 1906
Nominated for the
Nobel Peace Prize...
-
Village William Nickell (2011). The
Death of Tolstoy:
Russia on the Eve,
Astapovo Station, 1910.
Cornell University Press. p. 19.
William Nickell (1998)...
- home,
taking to the road,
where he died in a
small railway station called Astapovo, with only his
doctor and his
favourite daughter, Sasha, in attendance...
- when
Tolstoy fled from his home and died in the stationmaster's
house at
Astapovo,
Leonid Pasternak was
informed by
telegram and he went
there immediately...
