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Juridisk navn: Gorenko, Anna Andreyevna
Andre navne: Gorenko, Anna
Fødselsdato: 1889-06-23
Dødsdag: 1966-03-05
Begravelsessted: Komarovo, Gemeente Sint-Petersburg, Noordwestelijk Federaal District, Rusland
Køn: female
Nationalitet: Rusland
Fødested: Odessa, Oblast Odessa, Oekraïne, USSR
Dødssted: Domodedovo, Oblast Moskou, Centraal Federaal District, Rusland
Bopæl: Odessa, Oblast Odessa, Oekraïne, USSR
Kiev, Oblast Kiev, Oekraïne, USSR
Sint-Petersburg, Noordwestelijk Federaal District, Rusland
Komarovo, Gemeente Sint-Petersburg, Noordwestelijk Federaal District, Rusland
Sarskoje Selo, Gemeente Sint-Petersburg, Noordwestelijk Federaal District, Rusland
Uddannelse: University of Kiev
Erhverv: Dichteres
Relationer: Gumilev, Nikolai (Echtgenoot 1910-1918)
Gorenko, Andrei (Vader)
Stogova, Inna (Moeder)
Modigliani, Amedeo (Geliefde)
Priser og hædersbevisninger: Taormina prize (1964)
Oxford University honorary doctoral degree (1965)
Kort biografi: Anna Akhmatova was one of the most beloved of Russian poet-wriiters although her work was condemned and censored by the Soviet authorities. Although she had visited the West as a young woman, Anna did not try to emigrate during war, revolution, or Stalin's Great Terror, but served as a witness to the atrocities committed around her. Several of her friends and her husband were sent to the gulag to die or into exile; her son Lev was repeatedly imprisoned.

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