Maxime Gorki (МаксимГорький), of his true name Alexis Maximovitch Pechkov (АлексейМаксимовичПешков) (March 28th March 16th in calendar Julien 1868 - June 14th 1936) is a Russian writer.
Orphan of father at the five years age, it is raised by his grandparent. The eight years age, it must give up the school to earn its living. During its difficult youth he exerts many trades. This period suggests the choice of its pseudonym to him - gorki means “bitter”, Russian “sourness” in - and inspires the part to him the Hollows (1902) and the novels: My life of child (1914), By gaining my bread (1915 - 1916) and My universities (1923). Its work will be marked by its life. It will gain a very powerful realism there, that Tchekhov, its elder eight years, of which he was the friend, underlined, when he wrote to him: “When you represent an object, you see it and palpate it. ”
As of 1903 it supports the Bolsheviks while being often in dissension with Lénine. Of 1921 with 1928 it lives in Italy for health reasons. Its return in the USSR in 1928 is still prone to some debate which joined those on the same personality and ambitions of the writer. There are those which affirmed like Alexandre Soljenitsyne, that this return was primarily justified for money reasons and others which see there a major attachment with the fatherland and its combat for the humanization of the people by the writing. It is accommodated triumphantly with a nomination by Stalin like chair Union of the Soviet writers and the medal about Lénine received in 1933. In spite of this dedication, it is constantly torn between its fidelity with the Bolchevism and its ideas on freedom essential to the artists. The assassination ordered by Stalin of Sergueï Kirov will give body to its criticisms against the mode. He dies of pneumonia the June 14th 1936. Without that not being yet really proven, it is possible that actually its doctor was paid by Stalin to assassinate it.
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