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Biography Nikolai Mikhailovich Rubtsov is an outstanding Soviet poet-lyricist, the author of many penetrating poems that formed the basis of popular songs that sounded on the Russian stage. Born 3 years old in the family of Mikhail Andrianovich Rubtsov in the village of Vemetsk, the small northern settlement of Russia. In the year, the family moved to the nyandom, where Nikolai's father held the post of chief of Gorpo.

However, in the year they again changed their place of residence, moving to Vologda. The war that had begun separated the family: his father went to the front, and Nikolai stayed with his mother, brother and sister. In the year, the poet’s mother died, soon a sister was behind her. The brothers were sent to different orphanages. Six -year -old Nikolai Rubtsov became an orphan. Together with his brother, he ended up in the Nikolaev orphanage located near Vologda.

The poet’s childhood was filled with hardships, hunger and loneliness. He did not know that his father, who was injured at the front, returned home in the year, but could not find his sons and, having married, began a new life. The meeting of his father and Nikolai occurred only after 11 years. Despite difficulties, Rubtsov graduated from school, and in the year entered the Totem Forest College.

After its completion, he worked as a stoker, and then a handyman at the military training ground. In October, Nikolai went to serve in the army, where he became a sailor. It was in the Navy that he began to actively compose poems. His first work, “May”, was published in the year in the newspaper “Obravary”, but this publication did not bring him wide fame.

After demobilization, Rubtsov moved to Leningrad, where he worked as a stoker, a locksmith and a sludge. In the year, the first collection of poems by Rubtsov called “Waves and Rocks” was published. In the same year, he entered the Literary Institute in Moscow, where he continued to actively engage in creativity. Subsequently, two more collections were published: “Lyrics” and “Field Star”.

Rubtsov’s poetry, pierced by love for his homeland, rural life and ordinary people, found a response in the hearts of many. His poems became the basis for sincere, romantic and slightly sad songs that performed bards. In the year, Rubtsov received a diploma of the institute and soon released new collections, among which the “soul keeps” and “pine noise” after the poet’s death saw the light of four more collections, including “The Last Steam” and “Pendally” for the verses of Rubtsov, many songs were performed by such famous artists as Sergey Krylov, the forum group and Alexander Barykin.

One of the most popular hits was the song on his poems "I will drive a bicycle for a long time ...". The life of Nikolai Mikhailovich Rubtsov tragically broke off on January 19. The poet was buried, according to his will, at the Vologda Poshekhonsky cemetery. Ten facts love for the village: Rubtsov always sang the Russian village and nature. His poems are filled with images of his native land, which he considered a source of inspiration.

The poetry collection "Star of the Fields": one of the most famous collections of Rubtsov, the "star of the fields", went out in the year. He brought the poet wide fame. Unreasonable plans: Rubtsov planned to create a large poetic cycle about Russia, but his life broke off too early, and many ideas remained unrealized. The influence of Yesenin: Rubtsov considered Sergei Yesenin as his teacher and inspirer.

Many of his poems echo with Yesenin's lyrics. Poetry and loneliness: The theme of loneliness is one of the key in the work of Rubtsov. He often wrote about his internal isolation and the search for the meaning of life. Friendship with Vasily Belov: Rubtsov was close to the writer Vasily Belov, who also sang the Russian village. Their work is largely echoing.

Nesting during life: during the life of scars, he did not receive broad recognition. His talent was truly appreciated only after death. The poet’s house-museum also works in Vologda. The collection "Soul stores": this collection, published after the death of the poet, became one of the most popular. It included the best verses of Rubtsov. Tragic death: Nikolai Rubtsov tragically died on January 19 in Vologda.

He was killed by his common -law wife Lyudmila Derbina during a quarrel. The poet was only 35 years old. Contemporaries of the author of contemporaries are those authors whose years of work intersect for at least one year over the years of the current author. Sorting is performed according to the search coefficient, that is, the first page shows the most popular and famous authors.

Chukovsky, Korney Ivanovich March 31 Brief certificate.