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Burial of Sergei Yesenin

Русский: Кончина поэта Сергея Есенина. Фот. С. Тулеса. Тело поэта С. Есенина, окончившего жизнь самоубийством в Ленинграде, было перевезено для погребения в Москву, и помещено в Доме Печати. На снимке - родные у гроба С. Есенина; справа - мать поэта и сестра.
English: Death of poet Sergey Yesenin. The body of poet Sergey Yesenin who had committed suicide in Leningrad was transported to Moscow for the burial and placed in the House of Press. In the picture are relatives near the coffin of Sergey Yesenin; on the right side are the poet's mother and sister. The second woman on the left, hand raised, is Zinaida Raikh, his second wife. Meyerhold is to her right, slightly behind.
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Source http://www.ogoniok.com/4915/21/
Author Photo by S. Tules.


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current21:47, 17 July 2008Thumbnail for version as of 21:47, 17 July 2008500 × 357 (161 KB)Finavoncaptions cropped
23:44, 22 October 2005Thumbnail for version as of 23:44, 22 October 2005500 × 424 (178 KB)Alex BakharevBurial of en:Sergei Yesenin Uploaded from http://www.ogoniok.com/4915/21/ Category:Russian writers

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