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1. Boris Leonidowitsch Pasternak

   Person · 1890-02-10–1960-05-30 · Authors, Russian, Komponist, Librettist · Moskau · 9 sources

   (1890–1960), poet, prose writer, and translator. Boris Pasternak was raised in a highly cultured Moscow family. His mother Rozaliia (née Kaufman) was a pianist; his father, Leonid Osipovich, was a prominent artist and ar…

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2. Vladimir Solovyov

   Person · 1853-01-28–1900-08-13 · Mystics, Philosoph, Philosophers · Moskau · 8 sources

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3. Peter Kropotkin

   Person · 1842-12-09–1921-02-08 · Geograf, Philosoph, Politiker · Moskau · 7 sources

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4. Alexander II of Russia

   Person · 1818-04-29–1881-03-13 · Moskau · 6 sources

   Russ. Zar aus dem Haus Romanow-Holstein-Gottorp

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5. Alexei Michailowitsch Granowski

   Person · 1890–1937-03-11 · Drehbuchautor, Filmregisseur, Regisseur · Moskau · 6 sources

   (1890–1937), director of the Moscow State Yiddish Theater (Gosudarstvennyi Evreiskii Teatr; GOSET). Aleksandr Granovskii (Yid., Aleksander Granovski) was born into a wealthy merchant family in Moscow that moved to Riga w…

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6. Fjodor Michailowitsch Dostojewski

   Person · 1821-11-11–1881-02-09 · Essayist, Lyriker, Novelist · Moskau · 6 sources

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7. Konstantin Sergejewitsch Stanislawski

   Person · 1863-01-17–1938-08-07 · Regisseur, Schauspieler, Theaterdirektor · Moskau · 6 sources

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8. Lew Borissowitsch Kamenew

   Person · 1883-07-18–1936-08-25 · Politiker, Revolutionär · Moskau · 6 sources

   (Lev Borisovich Rosenfel’d; 1883–1936), a principal leader of the Bolshevik party and the early Soviet government. Apprenticed in radical politics during his high school and truncated university careers, Kamenev was an e…

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9. Moische Broderson

   Person · 1890-11-23–1956-08-17 · Lyriker, Theaterintendant · Moskau · 6 sources

   (1890–1956), Yiddish poet and playwright. The son of a well-to-do businessman, Moscow-born Moyshe Broderzon and his family were among the Jews expelled from that city in 1891. His father moved to Łódź but Broderzon’s mot…

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10. Roman Ossipowitsch Jakobson

    Person · 1896-10-23–1982-07-18 · Hochschullehrer, Linguist, Philologe · Moskau · 6 sources

    (1896–1982; convert to Orthodox Christianity in 1975), Russian linguist and philologist. One of the twentieth century’s most versatile and imaginative linguists and literary scholars, Roman Jakobson was born in Moscow. A…

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11. Wassily Kandinsky

    Person · 1866-12-05–1944-12-13 · Artists, Bühnenbildner, Grafiker · Moskau · 6 sources

    1922-1933 Lehrtätigkeit an der Werkstatt für Wandmalerei am Bauhaus in Weimar

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12. Yosef Sprinzak

    Person · 1885–1959 · Moskau · 6 sources

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13. Alexander Alekhine

    Person · 1892-10-31–1946-03-24 · Jurist, Schachspieler · Moskau · 5 sources

    Russ.-franz. Schachspieler; seit 1921 in Frankreich; Schachweltmeister

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14. Alexander Iwanowitsch Herzen

    Person · 1812-04-06–1870-01-21 · Publizist, Schriftsteller · Moskau · 5 sources

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15. Alexander Lwowitsch Guriljow

    Person · 1803-09-03–1858-09-11 · Geiger, Komponist, Pianist · Moskau · 5 sources

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16. Alexander Nikolajewitsch Ostrowski

    Person · 1823-03-31–1886-06-02 · Dramatiker, Dramatist · Moskau · 5 sources

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17. Alexander Nikolajewitsch Skrjabin

    Person · 1872-01-10–1915-04-14 · Composers, Komponist, Musiker · Moskau · 5 sources

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18. Alexander Tichonowitsch Gretschaninow

    Person · 1864-10-25–1956-01-04 · Arrangeur, Composers, Komponist · Moskau · 5 sources

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19. Anatoliy Brandukov

    Person · 1856-12-22–1930-02-16 · Arrangeur, Cellists, Musiker · Moskau · 5 sources

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20. Andrei Bely

    Person · 1880–1934 · Schriftsteller · Moskau · 5 sources

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