Peredelkino cemetery

The year of foundation is unknown; it existed as a cemetery in the village of Lukino , at least since the 17th century.

After the creation in 1934, not far from the cemetery of the cottage settlement of the writers of Peredelkino , townspeople began to be buried here. Since the 1960s, a writer’s necropolis began to take shape in the cemetery, and is currently considered one of the most famous literary necropolises in Russia. Here are the graves of Boris Pasternak , Korney Chukovsky , Arseniy Tarkovsky , Robert Rozhdestvensky ^[1] , Yevgeny Yevtushenko , author of the poem “Communists, go ahead!” Alexander Mezhirov ^[2] , author of the Russian text of the poem “ Cranes ” Naum Grebnev , author of the words “Songs about others "(" If joy at all one ... ") Gregory Pozhenyan , Valentina Ustinova , leaders of the Union of Soviet writers Vadim Kozhevnikov , Yegor Isayev , Sergey Sartakova , Director General of the Russian PEN center (1994-2007) poet Alexander Tkachenko , prose ka and the alleged author of the first part of the trilogy of Leonid Brezhnev "Little Earth" Arkady Sakhnin and others.

The cenotaph of Andrei Tarkovsky was installed at the cemetery ^[3] .

It was supposed to bury Andrei Voznesensky , who considered B. Pasternak his mentor and idol, but subsequently the funeral was held at the Novodevichy cemetery , where the poet’s parents were buried ^[4] .

Heroes of the Soviet Union N.P. Babanakov , A.P. Kositsyn and A.P. Martynov are buried in the cemetery, there is a monument to residents of the village of Lukino who died during the Great Patriotic War , and a burial site of old Bolsheviks ^[5] who lived in a In 1922, there were nearby sanatoriums (now a gerontological center) ^[6] , the grave of Mary Reid (1897–1972), an international journalist, poet and translator, apologist for socialism who survived the siege of Leningrad ^[7] .

Hero of Socialist Labor I.V. Komzin , corresponding member of the USSR Academy of Sciences Pushkinist D. D. Blagoy , academician of the USSR Academy of Medical Sciences S. M. Navashin ^[8] , singer Prince Mikhail Volkonsky , People's Artist of the USSR Joseph Raevsky ^[9] sculptor Vadim Sidur , artist Kirill Sokolov , diplomat A. P. Movchan , grandmaster Efim Geller and Olympic medalist Volleyball player Marita Katusheva ^[10] , family members of writers - wife N. S. Tikhonov M. K. Neslukhovskaya ^[11] .

The graves of Pasternak and Chukovsky are recognized as objects of cultural heritage.

Since 2007, near the cemetery the Church of the Resurrection of Christ has been erected ^[12] .

Three pines, under which Boris Pasternak was buried, are sung in many poems ^[13] . In 1985, the closest of them to the grave collapsed, threatening to smash the monument and it was cut down, and in 1990 they uprooted ^[14] .

See the category Buried in the Peredelkino Cemetery.

• Avdeenko, Alexander Ostapovich - writer ^{[15] [16]}
• Alekseev, Mikhail Nikolaevich - writer,   student 15 ^[15]
• Aliger, Margarita Iosifovna - poetess, translator ^{[15] [16]}
• Asmus, Valentin Ferdinandovich - philosopher ^{[15] [17]}
• Bakhnov, Vladlen Efimovich (1924-1994) - poet, journalist, playwright, screenwriter ^[16]
• Bakhshuni, Abram (1914-2002) ^[18] - Armenian poet
• Blagoy, Dmitry Dmitrievich — Pushkin literary critic, corresponding member of the USSR Academy of Sciences ^[17]
• Bokov, Victor Fedorovich - poet ^[16]
• Virta, Nikolai Evgenievich - writer ^[15]
• Vladimov, Georgy Nikolaevich - writer ^[19]
• Geller, Efim Petrovich - grandmaster ^[16]
• Glushkova, Tatyana Mikhailovna - poetess ^[16]
• Golosovker, Yakov Emanuelovich - prose writer ^[16]
• Grebnev, Naum Isaevich - poet-translator ^[20]
• Davydov, Yuri Vladimirovich - writer ^{[19] [16]}
• Dorizo, Nikolai Konstantinovich - poet ^[16]
• Dubaev, Lev Aleksandrovich - poet
• Evtushenko, Evgeny Alexandrovich - poet, prose writer, director ^[16]
• Zack, Avenir Grigorievich - playwright ^[17]
• Zverev, Ilya Yurievich - writer ^[17]
• Ivinskaya, Olga Vsevolodovna - writer, translator, girlfriend and muse of Boris Pasternak ^[16]
• Isaev, Egor Aleksandrovich - poet and publicist ^[16] ,  
• Karaganov, Alexander Vasilievich - literary critic, film critic ^[16]
• Karpeko, Vladimir Kirillovich - poet ^[16]
• Karjakin, Yuri Fedorovich - literary critic, publicist, public figure ^[16]
• Kobenkov, Anatoly Ivanovich - poet ^[16]
• Kozhevnikov, Vadim Mikhailovich - writer,   ^[15]
• Halix Kolchitsky ^[21] - actor
• Komzin, Ivan Vasilievich - hydraulic engineer, major general engineer, professor,   ^[15]
• Kositsyn, Alexander Pavlovich - lawyer, major general, professor,  
• Leshchenko-Sukhomlina, Tatyana Ivanovna - singer, writer, translator ^[16]
• Lipkin, Semyon Izrailevich - poet, translator ^[16]
• Lisnyanskaya, Inna Lvovna - poet
• Mezhirov, Alexander Petrovich - poet ^[16]
• Mikaelyan, Margarita Isaakovna (1927-2004) - theater and film director, screenwriter ^[16]
• Narignani, Semyon Davydovich - satirical writer ^[16]
• Panchenko, Nikolai Vasilievich (1924-2005) - poet ^[16]
• Pasternak, Boris Leonidovich - poet, writer, Nobel laureate in literature ^[19]
• Pasternak, Evgeny Borisovich - literary critic, son of B. L. Pasternak ^[16]
• Perovskaya, Olga Vasilievna - writer ^[17]
• Pozhenyan, Grigory Mikhailovich - poet ^[16]
• Prilezhaeva, Maria Pavlovna - writer ^[16]
• Raevsky, Joseph Moiseevich - Soviet Russian actor, theater director, teacher. People's Artist of the USSR ^[17]
• Reed, Mary - an international journalist, poet and translator, apologist for socialism. She survived the blockade of Leningrad ^[17] .
• Rozhdestvensky, Robert Ivanovich - poet ^[16]
• Sartakov, Sergey Venediktovich - Russian Soviet writer, one of the top leaders of the USSR joint venture,   ^[sixteen]
• Sakhnin, Arkady Yakovlevich (1910-1999) - prose writer, publicist, essayist, alleged author of the first part of the trilogy of L. I. Brezhnev - "Small Earth" ^[16]
• Serebryakova, Galina Iosifovna - writer ^[17]
• Siddur, Vadim Abramovich - sculptor, poet ^[16]
• Spiridenko - director ^[17]
• Tarkovsky, Arseniy Aleksandrovich - poet ^{[19] [16]}
• Tikhomirov, Alexander Borisovich - poet ^[15]
• Tkachenko, Alexander Petrovich - poet, General Director of the Russian PEN Center (1994-2007) ^[16]
• Toom, Leon Valentinovich ^[22] - poet, translator
• Ustinov, Valentin Alekseevich - poet, President of the Academy of Poetry (1998—2015) ^[16]
• Chukovskaya, Lidia Korneevna - writer ^[16]
• Chukovskaya, Elena Cezarevna - Soviet and Russian chemist and literary critic ^[16]
• Chukovsky, Korney Ivanovich - writer ^[19]
• Stock, Isidor Vladimirovich - playwright
• Shchekochikhin, Yuri Petrovich - journalist ^{[19] [16]}

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• Peredelkino cemetery
• Writers without pity