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Today, in his native Russia, Mikhail Bulgakov (1891-1940) is one of the writers whose works are most frequently read and whose plays are most frequently staged. Since the publication of his works from the 1960s onwards, he has also emerged as a major European author. Bulgakov: The... read more
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- Mikhail Bulgakov: Add a description of this character.
- Pontius Pilate
- Ivan Bezdomny
- Margarita
- Woland
- Master
- Yeshua
- Salman Rushdie
- Stalin
- Radames
- Stravinsky
- Nikolai
- M.a. Bulgakov
- Elena Bulgakova
- Polyakov
- Barratt
- Preobrazhensky
- Joseph K.
- Korotkov
- Kolya
- Kafka
- Matthew
- Michael Glenny
- Daragan
- M.o. Chudakova
- Amneris
- Kulish
- Blok
- Lesley Milne
- David Graham-young
- Ann Arbor
- Aida
- Myna Mazailo
- Persikov
- Anderson
- Chamcha
- Elena Sergeevna
- Ivan Karamazov
- Nadezhda
- Curtis
- Zamyatin
- Gibreel
Setting & Locations edit
- Moscow
- London
- Berlioz
- Kiev
- Jerusalem
- Russia
- Paris
- White Guard
- Ukraine
- New York
- Pushkin
- Gounod
- Crimson Island
- Gogol
- Cambridge
- Fatal Eggs
- Soviet Union
- Leningrad
- Diaboliad
- Satanic Verses
- Germany
- Islam
- Nezavisimaya
- France
- Griboedov
- Bengalsky
- Belaya
- Pravda
- Faust
- Vladikavkaz
- Azazello
- Methuen
- Romany
- Belbo
- Goethe
- Rossiya
- Ha-notsri
- Hammersmith
- Prague
- Caiaphas
- Trial
First Sentence edit
In placing side by side two names which in many ways have defined the profile of Russian twentieth-century literature, I risk being reproached with making the customary gesture towards the comparative method.
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 792
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