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Ivan Alexeyevich Bunin was a poet and prose writer, the first Russian writer to be awarded the Nobel Prize. "The fact that I became a writer, came out somehow by itself, determined so early and imperceptibly, as it happens only to those to whom something is "written"," - he once wrote about himself. I. S. Shmelev said that through Bunin's prose reveals Russia itself. The revolution forced Bunin to leave his homeland, but the memory of it became a pillar of all his later work: he began to recreate forever lost Russia, its vanished beauty in his works. In fact, and the cycle of stories "Dark Alleys" - Bunin's main book of the emigrant period is "the restoration of the instantaneous time of love in the eternal time of Russia, its nature, its past frozen in its splendor" (I. N. Sukhikh).
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