Anton Adamovič
Belarusian literary critic and historian
About Anton Adamovič
Lived 1909 – 1998 (aged 88). Anton Adamovič was a Russian literary scholar, journalist, politician, writer, philologist and historian.
Anton Adamovič (; ; 26 June 190912 June 1998) was a literary critic, novelist, publicist and historian.
Adamovič was born in Minsk into a middle-class family. He finished a local teachers college and in 1928 enrolled at the Literature and Linguistics department of the Belarusian State University.
In 1926, he started working as a literary critic – his reviews of works of many Belarusian writers, including Marakoŭ, Harecki, Kolas, Bahdanovič, , Barščeŭski were published in the magazine Uzvyšša (High Ground), where he became the youngest contributor, and Čyrvony Sejbit (Red Sower).
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Who was Anton Adamovič?
Belarusian literary critic and historian (1909–1998)
When was Anton Adamovič born?
Anton Adamovič was born on 26 June 1909 in Minsk.
When did Anton Adamovič die?
Anton Adamovič died on 12 June 1998 in New York City.
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Anton Adamovič was a literary scholar, journalist, politician, writer, philologist and historian.
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Anton Adamovič was Russian.
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