Nikolai Gogol
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Nikolai Vasilyevich Gogol (Russian Николай Васильевич Гоголь; stress: Nikoláj Wassíljewitsch Gógol; * 20 Marchjul. / 1 April 1809greg. in Velyki Sorochyntsi; † 21 Februaryjul. / 4 March 1852greg. in Moscow) was a Russian writer of Ukrainian origin (then called "Little Russia"). He is one of the most important representatives of Russian literature.
Works
- Evenings on the hamlet near Dikanka (1831/1832)
- Part One:
- Preface
- The fair in Sorochinzy
- The Night of St John
- A May Night or The Drowned
- The missing letter
- Part Two:
- Preface
- The Night Before Christmas
- The Sundance Kid
- Ivan Fyodorovich Shponka and his aunt
- The bewitched place
- Mirgorod (1835)
- Part One:
- old time landowner
- Taras Bulba
- Part Two:
- The Wij
- The story of the great scramble between Ivan Ivanovich and Ivan Nikiforovich
- Master Novels
- The Nevsky Prospect (1835)
- The nose (1836)
- The Portrait (1842)
- The Coat (1842)
- The Calash (1836)
- Notes of a Madman (1835)
- Rome (1842)
- Comedies
- The Revisor (premiere 1836)
- The Morning of a Busy Man (1836)
- The Marriage (premiere 1842)
- The Players (premiere 1843)
- The Trial (premiere 1844)
- Dramatic fragments (published in 1842)
- The servant's room
- Fragment
- The Dead Souls (1842)
- Selected passages from the correspondence with friends (1847)
GDR stamp, 1952
Reception
See also: GogolFest