Biography P Vasiliev

Vasiliev was shot on charges of belonging to a counter -revolutionary group of writers, who allegedly prepared an attempt on Joseph Stalin. Childhood and youth Pavel Vasiliev was born in the city of Zasan Modern Kazakhstan in the winter of the year. Paul's parents moved to Zaysan in a year. Here, the father of the future journalist began working in a local school. In the family, Pavel was the third child - his older brother and sister died in infancy.

Parents were afraid for the fate of the third son, so they soon moved to Pavlodar. In Pavlodar, Nikolai Vasiliev, Father Paul, began to work as a teacher in pedagogical courses.

The family often moved, but by the end of the last century the Vasilievs firmly settled in Pavlodar. Pavel Vasiliev in his youth Paul studied at the school, which was ruled by his father. Vasiliev Jr. wrote his first poems in the m year. A few years later, at the request of the teacher, the boy wrote poems dedicated to the anniversary of the death of Vladimir Lenin. In the future, these poems became the basis for the school song.

After graduation, Pavel went to Vladivostok, where he continued his education, entering the Far Eastern University. The first public performance of Vasiliev Jr. was also held here. The literary career in the year in the newspaper Red Younger, Paul verse was printed called October. In the same year, the young man went to Moscow. On the way, the young man visited Omsk, Khabarovsk and Novosibirsk, taking part in local literary meetings.

In the year, Vasiliev arrived in the capital and entered the literary department of the Rabfak. The young man never graduated from this educational institution. A year later, Paul went to his parents who lived in Omsk in those years. He settled in his father and began to take part in local literary meetings. In the summer of the year, Vasiliev, along with the famous Russian poet and translator Nikolai Titov, went on a trip to the Far East and Siberia.

Friends took up any work: they managed to visit prospectors on gold mines, sailors, guards. Later, adventures will become the basis for a series of essays in the collections “People in the Taiga”, “In Golden Intelligence”. Friends did not forget about literature - they were printed a lot. After returning to Khabarovsk, friends began to lead a bohemian lifestyle, which was condemned in the young Soviet state.

In the local press, condemning responses began to appear, after which Pavel decides to leave for Vladivostok. In the new city, the poet publishes his own essays in the Red Banner newspaper. In the year, the young man returned to Moscow. He begins to work as a special correspondent in the newspaper Voice of the Fisherman. On duty, the journalist went to Aral and Caspian. Pavel Vasiliev in the year in the beginning of the 10ths in Soviet newspapers increasingly printed Vasiliev’s poems.

The poet’s works appeared in such publications as the Literary Gazeta, Izvestia, Red Nov, New World. Interestingly, Vasiliev devoted one of his poems to the famous children's writer and poetess Natalya Konchalovskaya. Life in Kazakhstan allowed the poet to absorb two cultures at once - Russian and Kazakh. In his works, Vasiliev turned to the folklore motives of old Russia, while the poet used the language of Soviet Russia, devoid of old stamps and cliches.

One of the most significant works of the poet is the poem “Fists”. In this poem, the author talks about the diversity of the Soviet village, depicts a new stage in the life of a young state. Pavel Vasiliev’s poetry has largely influenced the creative formation of other authors of that time. Despite the public recognition of the bright talent of Vasiliev, the poet began to be increasingly accusing the Soviet system of alien.

A huge number of rumors and speculation went around the identity of the journalist. They may be familiar.