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Aleksandr Sergeevich Pushkin. (1799 - 1837) - russkiĭ poėt, dramaturg i prozaik. Eshche pri zhizni sovremenniki nazyvali ego velichaĭshim nat͡sionalʹnym poėtom. Poėma "Mednyĭ vsadnik" (1833) rasskazyvaet istorii͡u bednogo chinovnika Evgenii͡a, zhivushchego v Sankt-Peterburge, kotoryĭ v rezulʹtate navodnenii͡a teri͡aet li͡ubimui͡u. Soshedshiĭ s uma ot gori͡a Evgeniĭ nachinaet brodi͡azhnichatʹ po stolit͡se i v poryve ėmot͡siĭ obvini͡aet vo vsekh svoikh bedakh Mednogo vsadnika - pami͡atnik Petru I na Neve. Pri zhizni Aleksandra Pushkina "Mednyĭ vsadnik" vyshel nebolʹshim otryvkom, tak kak imperator Nikolaĭ I treboval vnesti ispravlenii͡a, na kotorye Pushkin ne soglasilsi͡a. Pervai͡a publikat͡sii͡a vseĭ stikhotvornoĭ povesti byla uzhe posle smerti poėta - v 1837 godu. V sbornik takzhe voshli osnovnye proizvedenii͡a Aleksandra Pushkina, izuchenie kotorykh vkhodit v obi͡azatelʹnui͡u shkolʹnui͡u programmu, - poėmy ("Kavkazskiĭ plennik" (1822), "Bakhchisaraĭskiĭ fontan" (1824) i dr.), lirika.

Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin. (1799 — 1837) was a Russian poet, playwright and novelist. Even during his lifetime, his contemporaries called him the greatest national poet. The poem "The Bronze Horseman" (1833) tells the story of a poor official, Eugene, living in St. Petersburg, who loses his beloved as a result of a flood. Eugene, who has gone mad with grief, begins to wander around the capital and in a fit of emotion blames the Bronze Horseman — the monument to Peter I on the Neva for all his troubles. During Alexander Pushkin's lifetime, "The Bronze Horseman" was published in a small excerpt, as Emperor Nicholas I demanded corrections, to which Pushkin did not agree. The first publication of the entire poetic story was after the poet's death – in 1837. The collection also includes the main works of Alexander Pushkin, the study of which is included in the compulsory school curriculum – poems ("The Caucasian Prisoner" (1822), "The Fountain of Bakhchisarai" (1824), etc.), lyrics.