Leonid Andreyev Net Worth is
$700,000

Mini Biography

Leonid Andreev was created in August 21, 1871 in Orel, Russia. His dad, called Nikolai Ivanovich Andreev, was an associate from the provincial Russian Nobility and proved helpful as a property inspector for the federal government. His mother, Called Anastasia Nikolaevna Andreeva (Pazkovska) belonged to the Polish Nobility. Andreev graduated in the Orel Gymnasium, visited study law on the St. Petersburg School, and graduated in the Moscow School. His are a criminal offense reporter for “Moscovski Vestnik” (Moscow daily paper) supplied materials for his tales. He was keen on reading Fyodor Dostoevsky, Leo Tolstoy, and Anton Chekhov. He also crimson then well-known Friedrich Nietzsche and Schopenhauer. Following the loss of life of his dad and an agonizing first love knowledge in 1894 he was frustrated and attempted to capture himself within a suicide attempt. He survived and proved helpful hard to aid his mom and his two sisters and two youthful brothers. He effectively handed down the Russian Rules Club in 1897 and applied law as a lawyer for five years from 1897-1902. Andreev published his first tale “Bargamot and Garaska” in 1898. It had been observed by Maxim Gorky, who marketed Andreev towards the group of authors and publishers, known as Znanie (Understanding). In 1901 his 1st book of tales was released by Znanie. His tale “Bezdna” (Abyss, 1902), in regards to a teenager’s encounter with a prostitute closing in her murder and his suicide, was attacked by Leo Tolstoy. But Andreev became an instantaneous superstar in Russia. After his anti-war tale “Krasny Smekh” (Crimson Laughter, 1904), created through the Russian-Japanese battle, he got associated with anti-Czar revolutionaries. Andreev was caught and jailed from the Czar’s key services in 1905, from then on he emigrated to European countries and resided in Capri, Italy like a visitor of Maxim Gorky. While developing his expressionist design, Andreev published a bluntly practical anti-war tale “Rasskaz o semi poveshennykh” (A TALE Concerning the Seven Hung, 1909) along with a realist book “Sashka Zhegulev” (1911). Following the battle and the 1st Russian trend of 1905, Andreev was composing a play each year. His takes on were staged in the Moscow Artwork Theater and theatres in Vienna, Berlin, Odessa and Kazan by directors Vladimir Nemirovich-Danchenko and Vsevolod Meyerhold amongst others. His greatest performs “Anathema”, “Tsar-Golod” (Czar-hunger), “Samson v okovakh” (Samson in Handcuffs, 1914) had been prohibited by Russian censorship beneath the Czar. Andreev constructed a large villa in Kuokkala, Finland, where many Russian intellectuals resided, simply 50 km. Western of St. Petersburg. He was a normal person in the group of Korney Ivanovich Chukovsky and taken care of a friendly relationship with Maxim Gorky. Leonid Andreev also was a pal of authors Aleksandr Kuprin, Vladimir Korolenko, Ivan Bunin, Vikenti Veresaev, and vocalist Feodor Chaliapin Sr.. During WWI he was a solid critic of German hostility. In 1917 he compared the Bolshevik Trend. Leonid Andreev was the creator from the Russian Expressionism in literature. He modernized his design through tests with spiritualism, symbolism, eroticism and mysticism, and in addition studied a variety of occult and spiritual customs. His literary parallel was the American article writer H.P. Lovecraft. Andreev continued to be in his villa in Finland after it’s parting from Russia through the Russian trend of 1917. He was a staunch critic from the Soviet communism and had written powerful articles regarding the atrocities of communists in Russia. He passed away on Sept 12, 1919, at his house in Kuokkala, Finland, at age 48. Some secret was haunting his burial; his grave in Finland was down the road the Soviet territory since WWII. His wonderful villa was ruined. In 1957 Leonid Andreev’s continues to be had been exhumed and shifted to the renowned “Poet’s Alley” in the “Literatorskie Mostki” (Literary burials) close to the graves of Ivan Turgenev, Ivan Goncharov, Nikolai Leskov along with other Russian social luminaries in the Volkovo Cemetery in Leningrad (today St. Petersburg).

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