About Yury Ofrosimov
Lived 1894 – 1967 (aged 72–73). Yury Ofrosimov was a Russian writer.
Yuri Viktorovich Ofrosimov (; 1894–1967) was a Russian poet and theater critic. He was born in Moscow and emigrated to Berlin in 1920, where he was active in the Russian emigre literary community, including the Berlin Poets' Club. In 1933, Ofrosimov moved to Belgrade; during World War II, he was arrested by German forces. After the war, he lived with his wife Dorothea Vogels in Ennenda, Switzerland.
Some of Ofrosimov's writings are published under the name George Rosimov.
Writings 1921. Stikhi ob uteriannom. Berlin : Izd-vo I.P. Ladyzhnikova. 1926. Teatr: fel'etony. Berlin : Volga.
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Who was Yury Ofrosimov?
Russian writer (1894–1967)
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Yury Ofrosimov was born in 1894 in Moscow.
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Yury Ofrosimov died in 1967 in Palermo.
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Yury Ofrosimov was a writer.
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Yury Ofrosimov was Russian.
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