- (Russian: Александр Сергеевич Грибоедов, romanized: Aleksandr
Sergeevich Griboedov; 15
January 1795 – 11
February 1829) was a
Russian diplomat, playwright...
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translated Alexander Griboedov's Woe from Wit and his letters.
Hobson also
translated works by
Alexander Pushkin. She won the
Griboedov Prize and Pushkin...
- 250–258. JSTOR 4204011. Brintlinger,
Angela (2003). "The
Persian Frontier:
Griboedov as
Orientalist and
Literary Hero".
Canadian Slavonic Papers. 45 (3/4):...
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Mogilyovsky Bridge Alarchin Bridge Kolomensky Bridge Malo-Kalinkin
Bridge Griboedov Canal appears on the
cover of the 2011
contemporary classical album, Troika...
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Griboedov Canal and the
Church of the
Saviour on Blood, 1991...
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Valerian Michaylovich Griboedov formerly romanized as:
Valerian Michaelovich Griba****off (Russian: Валериан Михайлович Грибоедов) (1858–1908) was a Russian...
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Alfred Dreyfus (standing,
right of centre) at the
opening session of his
trial in Rennes,
photographed by
Valerian Griboedov...
- of many
private donors. The
church is
prominently situated along the
Griboedov Canal;
paved roads run
along both
sides of the canal. On
March 13, 1881...
- 250–258. JSTOR 4204011. Brintlinger,
Angela (2003). "The
Persian Frontier:
Griboedov as
Orientalist and
Literary Hero".
Canadian Slavonic Papers. 45 (3/4):...
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mourns the loss of the
night of fun and
feasting he
could have had at
Griboedov's.
Natasha (Natalia Prokofyevna) Margarita's
young maid,
later turned into...
