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Любо́вь Евге́ньевна Белозе́рская ( 18 [30] сентября 1895, Царство Польское — 27 января 1987, Москва ) — советский литературный деятель; вторая жена писателя М. А. Булгакова (1925—1932). Содержание. 1 Биография. 1.1 Ранние годы. 1.2 Брак с И. М. Василевским. 1.3 Брак с М. А. Булгаковым. 1.4 После развода с М. А. Булгаковым. 2 Примечания.
Belozerskaya Lyubov Evgeniyevna (1895-1987). The second wife became an excellent assistant in the work of Bulgakov. She was an invaluable source of information about the white emigration, as she herself went all the difficult way from Odessa to Paris through Constantinople.
10 de mar. de 2023 · Lyubov Belozerskaya - The Second Wife of Mikhail Bulgakov - YouTube. Bulgakov Society. 1.51K subscribers. 50 views 5 months ago #HongKong #Bulgakov. Belozerskaya Lyubov Evgeniyevna...
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In addition to a multidisciplinary permanent exposition about the author, the museum marked its opening with an interactive exhibition entitled Lyubov Belozerskaya, dedicated to his second wife. Belozerskaya spent a lot of time abroad and served in large part as Bulgakov’s “eyes and ears,” as he never managed to leave the Soviet Union.
31 de dic. de 2021 · The permanent exhibition will be displayed in the writer's apartment. Besides, an exhibition dedicated to his wife Lyubov Belozerskaya will be opened there on December 28. On December 28, the M. A. Bulgakov Museum opens a new exhibition in the writer's former apartment at 35a, Bolshaya Pirogovskaya Street.
30 de oct. de 2022 · He was writing already, gave up medicine, moved to Moscow, married a second time (Lyubov Belozerskaya) and produced Diaboliad, a Gogol-like collection of short stories. The lead story in this collection, “Diaboliad,” transfers Gogolian motifs about the clerk working on government business, from Petersburg to Moscow, by now of ...
Lyubov Evgenievna Belozerskaya ( 18 de septiembre [30] de 1895, Reino de Polonia - 27 de enero de 1987, Moscú) - figura literaria soviética; la segunda esposa del escritor M. A. Bulgakov (1925-1932).
