

M. Shruba. A dictionary of the pen-names of Russian émigrés in Europe (1917–1945)
https://doi.org/10.31425/0042-8795-2020-4-292-295
Abstract
Shruba, M. (2018). A dictionary of the pen-names of Russian émigrés in Europe (1917- 1945). Ed. by O. Kotostelyov, with contributions from P. Lavrinets, A. Meimre, B. Ravdin, R. Timenchik, L. Fleishman et al. Moscow: NLO. (In Russ.)
M. Shruba’s dictionary contains entries on about 3,600 authors, 9,800 revealed and 8,500 unattributed pseudonyms. The research relies on more than 400 Russian émigré periodicals as well as various archived materials. The geographical framework of the research can be explained by availability of resources, as well as the significant literary, cultural and scholarly achievements of Russian emigrants in Europe during the period in question. The book may help launch a global project to create a dictionary of 20th-c. Russian pseudonyms
About the Authors
O. E. OsovskyRussian Federation
Oleg E. Osovsky Doctor of Philology
13a Studencheskaya St., Saransk, 430007
V. P. Kirzhaeva
Russian Federation
Vera P. Kirzhaeva Candidate of Philology, Doctor of Education
68 Bolshevistskaya St., Saransk, 430005
References
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3. Osovsky, O. (2017). ‘I still have relatives and namesakes in Russia, so I insist on a pseudonym’: The fictitious names of the Russian emigrants of the ‘first wave’. Russkaya Literatura, 4, pp. 250-251. (In Russ.)
4. Peschke, M., ed. (2006-2009). International encyclopedia of pseudonyms – Internationale Enzyclopädie der Pseudonyme (16 vols). München: K. G. Saur.
Review
For citations:
Osovsky O.E., Kirzhaeva V.P. M. Shruba. A dictionary of the pen-names of Russian émigrés in Europe (1917–1945). Voprosy literatury. 2020;(4):292-295. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.31425/0042-8795-2020-4-292-295