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Vladimir Sollogub
Sollogub
also: граф В. А. Соллогуб, Соллогуб, Count V. A., Sollogub
Count Vladimir Alexandrovich Sollogub (1813-1882), Russian writer best known for his satirical novella "The Tarantas" (1845); a friend and contemporary of Dargomyzhsky in Moscow literary circles.
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- Something About A. S. Dargomyzhsky §4 the author of "The Tarantas," Count V. A.
Count Vladimir Alexandrovich Sollogub (1813-1882), Russian writer best known for his novella "The Tarantas" (1845), a satirical travelogue of Russian provincial life; a friend and contemporary of Dargomyzhsky.
- To F. O. Shekhtel, 12 August 1887. Babkino. §13 The Memoirs of Count Sollogub
The memoirs of Count Vladimir Alexandrovich Sollogub (1813-1882), the writer best known for the satirical novella "The Tarantas," published posthumously and sold at Suvorin's shop; Chekhov recommends it to Schechtel as a fellow enthusiast of memoirs.