Pasternak is an interesting biography

Pasternak wanted to become a musician in the house of Pasternak’s parents, the artist Leonid Osipovich and mother, the pianists of Rosalia Isidorovna, often gathered not only well -known artists and writers, but also musicians and composers, among whom were Sergey Rakhmaninov and Alexander Skryabin. Thirteen -year -old Boris Pasternak, admiring Skryabin and his work, decided to engage in music himself and dedicated this for several years of his life.

The musical works of Boris Pasternak have survived to this day - these are two preludes and one sonata for piano. Pasternak was lame in the summer of the year Boy Borya Pasternak fell from a horse and at the same time broke his leg. It has grown up incorrectly, which led to light chromium. Because of this, Pasternak was not drafted into the army during the First World War.

But all the years of his life, Pasternak tried to carefully hide the lameness, not wanting to be spared. Pasternak was beaten by the Cossacks during the first Russian revolution of the year of the year fifteen -year -old Pasternak in the very center of Moscow fell into the crowd, which chanted anti -imperial slogans and opposed the autocracy. The flying horseback Cossacks accelerated the crowd.

It got a Nagayka and the young Pasternak, who years later inserted descriptions of this tragic episode into his works.

Pasternak worked as a clerk despite the all -consuming love of art, Boris Pasternaku in his youth had to earn a living by more mundane affairs. So, during the First World War, he worked as a clerk engaged in business documentation at a chemical plant in Ivak. It was then that Pasternak was sent on a business trip to the Bereznikovsky Sodovaya Plant. And the village of a soda plant with a light hand of Pasternak has been called "small industrial Belgium" for more than a century.

Pasternak fought with Yesenin, Yesenin did not like Pasternak, did not consider him a real poet and more than once publicly spoke dismissively about himself and his work. Once, in the editorial office of the Krasnaya Nov, popular in the years of the Soviet edition, Yesenin’s fight with Pasternak took place. The well -known writer Valentin Kataev, who described it in his memoirs, was a witness.

Some of the editorial staff, just in case, hid, until the fighting poets were pulled in different directions and rooms. Pasternak lived for a long time in Peredelkino, settling on the eve of the beginning of a large terror at his cottage in Peredelkino near Moscow, Pasternak spent almost completely his last years there, not counting the evacuation during the Great Patriotic War.

Later, the cottage was turned into a poet’s memorial museum, who fell into disgrace in the last years of his life.