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Fyodor Berezin

b. 1960

Russian writer

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Born 1960. Fyodor Berezin is a Russian and Ukrainian writer, science fiction writer, politician and novelist.

Fyodor Dmitrievich Berezin (; ; born February 7, 1960) is a science fiction writer and politician. He has published 3 novel series, and 2 separate works, scoring him awards at the International Science Fiction Festival.

He has been an active supporter of the Donetsk People's Republic, where he was Deputy Minister of Defense in 2014.

Biography Fyodor Berezin was born Fedir Berezin in Stalino (now Donetsk) on 7 February 1960. He lived there until 1977 when he entered the Engels anti-aircraft training school. He graduated in 1981 and served as an AA officer first in Kazakhstan and then in the Far East.

In 1991, Berezin left the military at the rank of captain and currently lives in his hometown of Donetsk. He has worked as an entrepreneur and tried a multitude of different career fields such as mine construction. Married, he has a son and a daughter.

Berezin has been a professional writer since 1998. He is also the founder and chairman of "Strannik" , the Donetsk science fiction club.

Berezin's novels work within the boundaries of hard science fiction and are labeled by some critics as "turborealist". He calls his style of writing "science-fictional/philosophical technothriller". Berezin published his first novel, the science-fiction novel Ash , in 2001. He recognizes the influence of H. G. Wells, Kurt Vonnegut, Stanislaw Lem and Arkady and Boris Strugatsky in his work.

Sanctions He is sanctioned by the British government in 2014 in relation to the Russo-Ukrainian War.

Politics During the war in Donbas, he served as the Deputy Minister of Defense of the pro-Russian separatist region of the Donetsk People's Republic in 2014. In November 2014, he led an armed seizure of the Donetsk branch of the Writer's Union of Ukraine, declaring the establishment of a new union of writers of the DPR.

Novels Separate works: Ash The Lunar Option Series: The Black Ship The Huge Black Ship The Crew of the Black Ship The Creator of the Black Ship Red Stars Incoming Cataclysm Parallel Cataclysm War 2030 Red Dawn Metropolis on Fire Attack on the Rocky Mountains

Awards 1st place – Golden Caduceus – International Science Fiction Festival "the Golden Bridge" in Kharkiv; nominated for the "Best Debut" award for the novel Ash (2001). 2nd place – Silver Caduceus – nominated for the "Series and Novels with Sequels" award for the novels Incoming Cataclysm and Parallel Cataclysm (2002). 3rd place – Bronze Caduceus – nominated for the "Series and Novels with Sequels" award for the novels War 2030: Red Dawn and War 2030: Metropolis on Fire (2005). 3rd place – Bronze Caduceus – nominated for the "Series and Novels with Sequels" award for the novel War 2030: Attack on the Rocky Mountains.

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Member of the People's Council of the Donetsk People's Republic
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Who is Fyodor Berezin?

Russian writer

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Fyodor Berezin was born on 7 February 1960 in Donetsk.

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Fyodor Berezin is a writer, science fiction writer, politician and novelist.

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Fyodor Berezin is Russian and Ukrainian.

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· Wikipedia: Fyodor Berezin

· Wikidata: Q4084413

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