Victor Ivanovich Avdeev ( April 14, 1923 , Sormovo , Nizhny Novgorod province - January 20, 1955 , Gorky ) - Russian Soviet poet.
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| Date of Birth | |
| Place of Birth | Sormovo , Nizhny Novgorod province , USSR |
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| Citizenship |  the USSR |
| Occupation | poet |
| Genre | poetry |
| Language of Works | Russian |
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Content
Biography
Born in Sormovo in 1923 .
He attended a literary circle at the city Palace of Pioneers. Right from the school bench in 1941 he went to the front. Member of World War II. He traveled from Moscow to Berlin . He graduated from the war with the rank of captain's guard. He was awarded three orders and six medals of the USSR.
After the war he entered the Humanities Institute, but in 1950 transferred immediately to the 3rd year of the Literary Institute named after Gorky in Moscow, who graduated in 1954 .
He died suddenly on January 21, 1955 .
Creativity
Author of many poems and poems, mainly devoted to wartime.
He began to write poetry at school. As a circle member, he participated in the publication of the collection “The Word of the Gorky Grandchildren,” where V. Avdeev was presented with the verses “Children's Railway” and “The Story of a Sailor”.
In 1951, V. Avdeev, along with Mikhail Timonin and Alexander Plotnikov, published a large selection of poems in the collection “On the Most Expensive”. And two years later, his first book, Volga Dawns, was published at the Volga-Vyatka Publishing House.
Selected Works
- Collection of poems
- "Climax"
- Volga Dawns
- “Drop of honey”
- Poems
- "Windows to the East"
- "Sormovichi"
- Poems
- "Station Uzlovaya"
- "Party ticket."
Literature
- Kulagin V. Guard captain Victor Avdeev // Red Sormovich. - 2005. - June 10-16 (No. 23). - S. 11. - (From the history of Sormovo poetry).