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Yazikov (ßçûêîâ) Nikolay Mikhailovich
(1803—1846)
Nikolay Yazikov was a Russian poet and Slavophile. Yazikov was born in Simbirsk to a family of land lords. His poems were first printed in 1819. He studied at the philosophy department of Tartu University in 1822—1829. During this time, he created his own poetical "light" style. He started to collect Russian folk poetry in 1826, together with P. Kireevsky. In that period, he became closer to Slavophiles, among them Konstantin Aksakov and Aleksey Khomyakov. After residence abroad from 1838, he returned to Moscow in 1843.
Russia, 2003, 
Nikolay Yazikov
Russia, 2003, House of Nikolay Yazikov
Russia, 2003, Nikolay Yazikov
Russia, 2003, 
Birth Bicentenary of Nikolay Yazikov
USSR, 1983.04.28, Room with Yazikov and Byron's portraits on the wall
