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Kiev is a city whose fame was multiplied by many people who were born in it, and among them is one of the most mysterious writers - Mikhail Bulgakov. His date of birth is 1891, May 15. There are seven children in the family, Mikhail is the eldest of them, and at the age of sixteen after the death of his father, he has to share with his mother the solution of family problems. Nevertheless, he graduated from high school and entered the university at the Faculty of Medicine. An early (two years later) marriage to Tatiana Lappa complicated his life. The First World War is going on, and Bulgakov, in connection with the early release of doctors, begins to work in hospitals, and then practices as a zemstvo doctor in a village near Smolensk.
The Revolution of 1917 will cause confusion in him. A year later, Mikhail Bulgakov will return to Kiev, will be mobilized and, having fallen ill with typhus, will remain in Vladikavkaz, while the White Army will leave Russia. Having recovered, he decides to change his type of activity and begins to write essays and notes in newspapers, as well as his first plays, among which the Brothers Turbins.
He continues to do this in Moscow, where he moved in 1921. For two years - from 1924 to 1925 - Bulgakov creates stories, permeated with sarcasm and nagging pain. This is the Devil's Day, as well as the Fatal Eggs and the forbidden story Heart of a Dog, which admirers of Mikhail Bulgakov's talent will see published only sixty years later. The writer is also working on the White Guard, but the novel was never published, and under the title Days of the Turbins at the Moscow Art Theater, a play is staged that caused a great resonance and was supported first by Lunacharsky, then by Stalin. The following plays will be ambiguously accepted and appreciated: if Zoykina's apartment lasts on stage for a long time, then Crimson Island and Beg, as well as Moliere, will be removed almost immediately.
In the thirties Bulgakov served at the Moscow Art Theater and worked on the Master and Margarita. Many researchers of his work, who argued how many years Mikhail Bulgakov gave to the novel, agreed that the last edits were made even on the day of the writer's death on March 3, 1940. The novel will immortalize his name and remain the most unsolved work to this day. It will be published only thanks to the writer's widow Elena Bulgakova and Konstantin Simonov in almost thirty years.
Mikhail Bulgakov has gray eyes, naturally blond hair color, fair skin and thin lips. The shape of the face is triangular, the forehead is medium, the hair is straight, soft. Mikhail Bulgakov did not change his hair color, preferring natural. The writer has a medium straight nose and a pointed chin. The growth of the writer is 170 cm, no tattoos.
