Petr Pavlovich Olenich-Gnenenko (December 20, 1869 - August 17, 1914) - Ukrainian and Russian writer, poet, playwright, satirist.
| Olenich-Gnenenko Peter Pavlovich | |
|---|---|
| Date of Birth | December 20, 1869 |
| Date of death | August 17, 1914 ( 44) |
| Citizenship |  Russian empire |
| Occupation | writer , poet , playwright, satirist |
Content
- 1 Biography
- 2 notes
- 3 Literature
- 4 References
Biography
He came from a noble family of Poltava , the son of a lieutenant colonel. He graduated in 1888 from the Poltava Cadet Corps and, later - the Nikolaev Military School, served in the Ulan Dragoon Regiment. He died at the beginning of World War I in a battle with the Austrians in Galicia [1] .
He became interested in literature, published many works on the pages of periodicals of Eastern Ukraine ( South Krai , Bee, etc.) under the pseudonyms "Ivan Sachevik" and "Apollon Apollonovich Pegasov." Peter Olenich-Gnenenko acted as a prose writer ("Roman Prince of Russia") playwright ("Stenka Razin") satirist and poet.
The Olenechei-Gnenenko family was known for its penchant for exquisite literature - in addition to Peter Pavlovich, his brother Pavel Pavlovich, whose son Alexander Pavlovich Olenich-Gnenenko sometimes became a famous translator, also appeared as a writer and critic. In addition, as a poetess, Lydia Olenich-Gnenenko performed under the pseudonym Lydia Nord [2] .
Notes
- β Olenich-Gnenenko, Petro Pavlovich
- β [1] Lydia Nord Memories of Sergey Yesenin
Literature
- Pavlovsky I.F. A Brief Biographical Dictionary of Scientists and Writers of the Poltava Province from the Half of the 18th Century. The first addition to a short biographical dictionary of scientists and writers of the Poltava province. - Kharkov, 2009 (reprint).