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"Selections from Pushkin" is a representative anthology of the work of Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin, the most significant Russian poet and founder of the modern Russian literary language.
The book contains 183 poems in prose, the first and last are not titled, the others are. This is the author's seventh poetry collection. There are one, two or three songs on the page, as determined by the author.
This book was published in 1965 in New York with the goal of "bringing the people of the USA and Japan closer together so that they appreciate and understand each other and the ways of life of both nations."
The famous Serbian writer and poet, in this collection, uses Sirmium as a symbolic and historical backdrop for exploring themes of the past, identity, and transience.