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Nabokov Vladimir - Biography

Biography of Vladimir a: Life, Literary Creativity and Heritage

Vladimir Vladimirovich Nabokov (April 22, 1899 - July 2, 1977) - a name that became a symbol of great literary talent, intelligence and character. This Russian-American writer, poet and linguist left an unforgettable mark in world literature with his works, including "Lolita." In this biography, we will examine the life and literary legacy of Vladimir Nabokov, his contribution to world literature and his influence on fans and colleagues.

Vladimir Nabokov was born into an aristocratic family in St. Petersburg, Russian Empire. His father, Dmitrievich Nabokov, was a well-known lawyer and politician, and his mother, Elena Ivanovna Rutskaya, was a hereditary aristocrat. was the eldest of five children in the family.

Vladimir Nabokov grew up in an atmosphere of rich culture and education. Already in early childhood, he showed an interest in literature and language, began to write poetry and short stories. He also trained at home, studying English, French and German.

In 1919, the Nabokov family was forced to leave Russia in connection with the political events of the revolution. Vladimir and his family moved to the Crimea, and then in 1920 to London. Emigration had a profound influence on Nabokov's literary work, he began writing in English and became a famous writer in the emigrant community.

In 1926 he released his first novel in English, "Mashenka" (also known as "Mashenka"). This was the first step towards his literary recognition. He also continued to write poetry and prose in Russian, but he created most of his literary heritage in English.