Fedor Tyutchev: The Russian Poet
Russian Poets, Book 2
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Irina Millbery
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Irina Millbery
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Irina Millbery created this audiobook about the Russian popular romantic poet Fedor Tyutchev, who lived in the 19th century, so that people of the whole world could learn about him and come to understand Russian poetry. Prepare to listen to his poems in Russian. Irina Millbery has also translated his most popular romantic song, "When I Met You", into English.
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