Nikolai Erdman

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Nikolai Erdman was a Soviet playwright and screenwriter best known for his satirical works such as the play "The Suicide," which faced censorship under Stalin.

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The Suicide 0
The Mandate 0

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instanceOf human
play
playwright
screenwriter
activePeriod 1920s
1930s
author Nikolai Erdman NERFINISHED
Nikolai Erdman NERFINISHED
birthDate 1900-11-16
birthPlace Moscow NERFINISHED
Russian Empire
collaboratedWith Grigori Aleksandrov NERFINISHED
Isaak Dunayevsky NERFINISHED
Vsevolod Meyerhold NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship Russia NERFINISHED
Soviet Union
deathDate 1970-08-10
deathPlace Moscow NERFINISHED
Russian SFSR NERFINISHED
Soviet Union NERFINISHED
employer Meyerhold Theatre NERFINISHED
ethnicGroup Germans in Russia
familyName Erdman NERFINISHED
fullName Nikolai Robertovich Erdman NERFINISHED
genre satire
satire
genreOfWork The Suicide NERFINISHED
givenName Nikolai NERFINISHED
languageOfWorkOrName Russian
movement Russian avant-garde NERFINISHED
Soviet literature
name Nikolai Erdman NERFINISHED
nativeLanguage Russian
notableWork Circus NERFINISHED
Jolly Fellows NERFINISHED
Mandate NERFINISHED
The Mandate NERFINISHED
The Suicide NERFINISHED
Volga-Volga NERFINISHED
occupation dramatist
playwright
screenwriter
subjectOfCensorshipBy Joseph Stalin NERFINISHED
Soviet authorities NERFINISHED
workBanned The Suicide NERFINISHED
wrotePlay The Mandate NERFINISHED
The Suicide NERFINISHED
wroteScreenplay Circus NERFINISHED
Jolly Fellows NERFINISHED
Volga-Volga NERFINISHED

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Kuntsevo Cemetery hasGraveOf Nikolai Erdman