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Duma pro Opanasa

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  • Eduard Georgiyevich Bagritsky

    …style of his own, publishing Duma pro Opanasa (1926; “The Lay of Opanas”), a skillful poetic narrative set during the Revolution with a Ukrainian peasant named Opanas as its hero. Although his later works expressed accord with the aims of the Soviet regime, Bagritsky nevertheless retained his Romantic style despite…

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    …style of his own, publishing Duma pro Opanasa (1926; “The Lay of Opanas”), a skillful poetic narrative set during the Revolution with a Ukrainian peasant named Opanas as its hero. Although his later works expressed accord with the aims of the Soviet regime, Bagritsky nevertheless retained his Romantic style despite…

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