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Farewell to
Matyora (Russian: Прощание с Матёрой) is a 1976
novel by
Valentin Rasputin. The
novel treats Rasputin's
major theme of the
baneful impact...
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criticized official modernization projects. Rasputin's 1979
novel Farewell to
Matyora,
which depicts a
fictional Siberian village which is to be
evacuated and...
- 1983
Soviet drama film
based on
Valentin Rasputin's
novel Farewell to
Matyora and
directed by Elem Klimov. As a
remote Russian village faces submersion...
- by the
Irkutsk writer Valentin Rasputin - both in his
novel Farewell to
Matyora (1976) and in his non-fiction book Siberia,
Siberia (1991). The Angara...
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collective farms,
became the
motive of
Valentin Rasputin's
novel Farewell to
Matyora.
Partly in the Ust-Orda
Buryat Okrug Авакян, А. Б. Братское водохранилище...
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stated that, "...I
wanted to try and
prevent Matyora from
being filmed. I
wanted to
preserve Matyora in its
original genre, as a
piece of prose, but...
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directing a film
based on a
novel by
Valentin Rasputin called Farewell to
Matyora. His wife's
death had a
profound impact on Klimov, and all his subsequent...
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Valentin Rasputin's 1976 novel,
Proshchaniye s
Matyoroy (Farewell to
Matyora)
depicted a
village faced with
destruction to make room for a hydroelectric...
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Petersburg to
Moscow Valentin Rasputin (1937–2015)
Money for
Maria Farewell to
Matyora Aleksey Remizov (1877–1957) The
Clock Sisters of the
Cross The History...
- poet and
Decembrist Valentin Rasputin (1937–2015), novelist,
Farewell to
Matyora Irina Ratushinskaya (1954–2017)
dissident poet and writer, Grey is the...
