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MARINA TSVETAEVA BIOGRAPHIE ACCUEIL BIOGRAPHIE BIBLIOGRAPHIE EXTRAITS ... E-MAIL 26 septembre : naissance de Marina Ivanova Tsvetaeva à Moscou. Fille de l'historien d'art Ivan Tsvetaev (fondateur du musée des Beaux-Arts, actuellement musée Pouchkine), lequel était veuf, père de deux enfants, et de Maria Mein, pianiste. Naissance de sa sœur Anastassia, dite Assia. Marina est inscrite dans une école de musique. Sa mère voulait qu'elle devienne musicienne. La famille part en Italie, à Nervi, près de Gênes, pour soigner Maria Mein, atteinte de tuberculose. Rencontre de Marina et de la mer, «l'espace des espaces». Ivan Tsvetaev rentre à Moscou. Les filles, Assia et Marina, entrent comme internes dans une école française à Lausanne. 5 juillet Parution de son premier recueil, L'Album du soir Au printemps, alors qu'elle était invitée chez Max Volochine à Koktebel, en Crimée, elle rencontre son futur mari, Sergueï Efron, qu'elle épousera le 27 janvier 1912. 5 septembre : naissance de sa fille Ariadna Efron, dite Alia. Parution de son deuxième livre

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SYM=GetSymbol('SYN'); general title author ISBN Home Browse Discussions Features ... Table of Contents 20TH CENTURY SELECTED POEMS OF MARINA TSVETAEVA Maria Tsvetaeva - Author Elaine Feinstein - Translator Elaine Feinstein - Introduction by Book: Paperback An admired contemporary of Rilke, Akhmatova, and Mandelstam, Russian poet Marina Tsvetayeva bore witness to the turmoil and devastation of the Revolution, and chronicled her difficult life in exile, sustained by the inspiration and power of her modern verse. List of Collaborators Introduction POEMS I know the truth What is this gypsy passion for separation We shall not escape Hell Some ancestor of mine I'm glad your sickness We are keeping an eye on the girls No one has taken anything away You throw back your head Where does this tenderness come from? Bent with worry Today or tomorrow the snow will melt VERSES ABOUT MOSCOW From INSOMNIA POEMS FOR AKHMATOVA POEMS FOR BLOK A kiss on the head From SWANS' ENCAMPMENT Yesterday he still looked in my eyes To Mayakovsky Praise to the Rich God help us Smoke!

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MARINA TSVETAEVA, SERGEI EFRON, ARIADNA and GEORGII Marina Tsvetaeva was born on October 9, 1892 in Moscow. Her father, Ivan Tsvetayev, was a professor of art history and the founder of the Museum of Fine Arts. Her mother Mariya Meyn, was a talented concert pianist. The family travelled a great deal and in her teens Marina attended schools in Switzerland, Germany, France. Tsvetaeva started to write verse in her early childhood. She made her debut as a poet at the age of 18 with the Evening Album . It was favorably reviewed by famous Russian poets (Aleksandr Blok, Nikolai Gumilyov, and others). In 1912 Tsvetaeva married Sergei Efron and they had two daughters and one son. Her youngest daughter died from starvation soon after the Revolution. Sergei was in the White Army and he left Russia during the Civil War. Later Marina with the oldest daughter Ariadna reunited with her husband. After returning to Russia from France in the 1930s the family faced the biggest tragedy of all. Sergei Efron was arrested and executed. Daughter Ariadna was imprisoned. Marina Tsvetaeva could not recover from these losses and commited suicide in 1941. Their only son Georgii joined the Soviet army and vanished during the World War II. Where does this tenderness come from?

68. Marina Tsvetaeva: Epokha, Kul'tura, Sud'ba: Desiataia Tsvetaevskaia Mezhdunarodn marina tsvetaeva Epokha, Kul tura, Sud ba Desiataia Tsvetaevskaia Mezhdunarodnaia NauchnoTekhnicheskaia Konferentsiia; BELIAKOVA I.YU., (ED.). http://www.antiqbook.co.uk/boox/thor/091188.shtml

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69. Tsvetaeva, M.A. - SovLit.com - Encyclopedia Of Soviet Authors Short biography of Soviet writer marina tsvetaeva. tsvetaeva, marina Ivanovna. Born 8 October 1892 in Moscow into a comfortable life. http://www.sovlit.com/bios/tsvetaeva.html

Works of Soviet Literature summarized for those unable or too lazy to read them in the original. ENCYLOPEDIA OF SOVIET WRITERS Tsvetaeva, Marina Ivanovna. Born 8 October 1892 in Moscow into a comfortable life. Her father was a professor of art history at the University of Moscow, and her mother a pianist. Marina had a half-sister and half-brother from her father's first marriage, and a full sister, Anastasia. When Marina was four years old, her mother noted the child's ability to rhyme words and suggested that she might become a poet. As a child, Tsvetaeva's family traveled extensively abroad, and she attended schools in Italy, Switzerland, and Germany. She was an indifferent student in mathematics and science, but excelled in history, literature, and languages. At age 16, she began studies at the Sorbonne in Paris. Her first collection of poetry, "Evening Album", dealing with themes of her childhood and youth, appeared in 1910. He work attracted the attention of poet and critic Maximillian Voloshin, who befriended her. She married Sergei Efron in 1912, and they had two daughters, Ariadna (Alya) and Irina. She was ill-disposed to the Russian Revolution of 1917not surprising, perhaps, because her husband served as an officer in the White Army, while she remained in Moscow. Her anti-Bolshevik sentiments are expressed in "The Swans' Camp", a lyrical chronicle of the Civil War as viewed by the wife of a White Army officer. The "Swans" of the title refer to the volunteers in the White Army. She suffered terribly in Moscow under the famine conditions of the Civil War time. Irina died in 1920 of starvation. In 1922 Tsvetaeva emigrated to Berlin and Prauge, settling eventually in Paris in 1925. Her son, Georgi, was born in 1925.

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71. In Memoriam Of Armenian Genocide: Marina Tsvetaeva This can be said about the poetry of marina tsvetaeva, who used to say, I don t believe in poetry that flows. If it bursts yes! marina tsvetaeva was http://intlsolidarity.blogspot.com/2007/08/marina-tsvetaeva.html

skip to main skip to sidebar In Memoriam of Armenian Genocide For international solidarity and peace to the world! Friday, August 17, 2007 Marina Tsvetaeva "Poetry is born out of indignation," said Juvenal (Roman poet, 1-2nd CE). This can be said about the poetry of Marina Tsvetaeva, who used to say, "I don't believe in poetry that flows. If it bursts yes!" Marina Tsvetaeva was born in Moscow, Russia, on September 26, 1892, in an intelligent and highly educated family. Marina started writing poems at the age of 6, and not only in Russian, but also in French and German. Her first collection was published at the age of 18. Very unique in her style and mature in consciousness, she wrote profusely and very passionately. The October Revolution of 1917 could not be accepted well by her, because of her 'intelligentsia' background and the bloody deeds of the Bolsheviks. So in this period she lived exclusively for the world of literature, remaning uninterested in politics and spending her days in miserable poverty. But she challenged all the norms in poetry by her new style. Her poems were like sparks from a rocket or pieces of rock thrown out of a burning volcano. She was an angry poet. Her husband, Sergei Efron was an officer of the White Guard, which was wiped out and its remnants ejected out of Russia by the Bolsheviks in 1917. She, therefore, could not see him until 1922. Meanwhile, she had a very passionate lesbian affair with the poet Sofia Parnok, which had a huge influence on her writings. Later she could not forgive herself for that but always deeply loved this woman.

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