Alexander Pushkin Biography

Publication of "Ode to Liberty", causes his exile to South Russia

Publication of "Ode to Liberty", causes his exile to South Russia

Publication of "Boris Godunov"

Ivan Paskevich, operating on the Caucasian front, took Akhalzic, Erivan, and Kars and, accompanied by the poet Alexander Pushkin, seized Erzerum in north-eastern Anatolia, thus marking the 120th anniversary of the Poltava

Publishes Boris Godunov, a historical tragedy based on Tsar Boris Godunov.

Publishes Eugene Onegin, a major verse novel.

Publishes Mozart and Salieri, a short dramatic work about rivalry and genius.

Publication of "The Queen of Spades". Publication of "History of Pugachov"

Publication of "The Queen of Spades". Publication of "History of Pugachov"

Publication of "Egyptian Nights"

Publication of "The Captains Daughter"

Buried in a monastery

Publication of "The Bronze Horseman"

Death of Alexander Pushkin, killed in a duel

Wounded in a duel with a Frenchman who threatened to have an affair with his wife

Publication of "The Stone Guest"