Pushkin and Dolly Fikelman. Raevsky N.A
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This mysterious and attractive reading reveals one of Pushkin’s secrets associated with the beauty-aristocrat, the granddaughter of Field Marshal M.I. Kutuzova, Countess Daria (Dolly) Fixelmon. She was one of the most outstanding women whom Pushkin knew. In addition to extraordinary beauty, contemporaries noted in it a "excellent mind", a breadth of interests, a rare education and truly European culture. Pushkin was a frequent guest in the embassy mansion on the palace embankment at the feet of a beautiful mistress. In the walls so familiar to him, he will bring his German in a "peak lady" to find out the treasured three cards. Actually, in this house, where the poet was the ghost of the old countess, and his brilliant mysterious story was born.
In front of the reader, the almost detective story of Pushkin’s meetings with his lover, the wife of the Austrian envoy in St. Petersburg Charles Fikelmon, unfolds. Note that in this story there is no fiction: the basis of the book of the outstanding writer-Pushkinist Nikolai Raevsky, he found the diary of Dolly Fikelmon
In front of the reader, the almost detective story of Pushkin’s meetings with his lover, the wife of the Austrian envoy in St. Petersburg Charles Fikelmon, unfolds. Note that in this story there is no fiction: the basis of the book of the outstanding writer-Pushkinist Nikolai Raevsky, he found the diary of Dolly Fikelmon
Author:
Author:Raevsky Nikolai Alekseevich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00180-468-0
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