Olga Romanovna Trifonova

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Olga Romanowna Trifonowa ( Russian Ольга Романовна Трифонова ; * 1938 ) is a Russian writer.

Life

Trifonova studied radio electronics in Moscow and worked as a biophysicist. At the same time she wrote stories. From 1974 she was a screenwriter. Since 1998 she has been running the museum in the " Haus an der Uferstrasse ", where the Stalinist political celebrities used to live.

Trifonowa was married to the writer Yuri Trifonov .

Works

  • The day of the dog (novel)
  • Attempt to forgive (narrative, 1992)
  • BU (novel, 2003)
  • The dreams the day before (Roman, 2005)
  • The only one: Nadeschda Allilujewa - Stalin's wife , Vienna 2006, ISBN 3-9501769-5-0

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b c d Lt. DNB does not seem to have translated this work into German until now

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personal data
SURNAME Trifonowa, Olga Romanovna
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Trifonova-Miroshnichenko, Olga Romanovna
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Russian writer
DATE OF BIRTH 1938