Abram Tertz
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Andreï Siniavski
Andreï Donatovitch Siniavski (en russe Андрей Донатович Синявский, également orthographié André Siniavsky) (8 octobre 1925, Moscou - 25 février 1997, Paris) était un écrivain russe, dissident et survivant du goulag.
Il s'oppose à la fin de sa vie à Alexandre Soljénitsyne, dont il avait déjà critiqué dans la New York Review of Books (septembre-novembre 1979) le nationalisme, Soljénitsyne rétorque en dénonçant un passe-passe persan.
Il écrivit sous le pseudonyme d'Abram Tertz (Абрам Терц).
Dans ses œuvres (Messieurs, la Cour, 1956 ; Lioubimov, 1963), il continue la tradition de Mikhaïl Boulgakov en mêlant satire de la réalité et fantastique.
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Catégories : Écrivain russe du XXe siècle | Naissance en 1925 | Dissident soviétique | Décès en 1997
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