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Vasiliy Bykov

Biography

Vasiliy Bykov

Overview

  • Born
    June 19, 1924 · Bychki, Byelorussian SSR, USSR [now Vitebsk Oblast, Belarus]
  • Died
    June 23, 2003 · Minsk, Belarus (stomach cancer)
  • Birth name
    Vasil Vladimirovich Bykov
  • Nickname
    • The Andrei Sakharov of Belarussian Literature

Biography

  • Vasiliy Bykov was born on June 19, 1924 in Bychki, Byelorussian SSR, USSR [now Vitebsk Oblast, Belarus]. He was a writer, known for Alpine Ballad (1966), The Ascent (1977) and Dozhit do rassveta (1977). He was married to Irina Suvorov and Nadia. He died on June 23, 2003 in Minsk, Belarus.

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  • Spouses
      Irina Suvorov(? - June 23, 2003) (his death, 2 children)
      Nadia (divorced)

Trivia

  • Nominated for Nobel Prize in Literature in 1998.
  • He is considered to be one of the best Belarusian writers ever.
  • Swedish "Expressen" compared him with Dostoevsky and dubbed him "the last true prosaic writer of Europe."
  • For several years he lived in Finland. He left Belarus in disagreement with the politics of President Lukashenko.

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