Anna Andreyevna Gorenko, born 23rd June 2889 in Odessa in the Russian Empire, was known by her pen name, Anna Akhmatova. She remained in the Soviet Union during her lifetime, and became a commentator on the regime, despite her work being condemned and censored by Stalinist leadership and many people close to her being killed or imprisoned. She died of natural causes on 5th March 1966 in Moscow.

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Anna Andreyevna Gorenko, born 23rd June 2889 in Odessa in the Russian Empire, was known by her pen name, Anna Akhmatova. She remained in the Soviet Union during her lifetime, and became a commentator on the regime, despite her work being condemned and censored by Stalinist leadership and many people close to her being killed or imprisoned. She died of natural causes on 5th March 1966 in Moscow.

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Anna Andreyevna Gorenko, born 23rd June 2889 in Odessa in the Russian Empire, was known by her pen name, Anna Akhmatova. She remained in the Soviet Union during her lifetime, and became a commentator on the regime, despite her work being condemned and censored by Stalinist leadership and many people close to her being killed or imprisoned. She died of natural causes on 5th March 1966 in Moscow.

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Mark Akenside was born on the 9th November, 1721 in Newcastle upon Tyne, England. He lived with physical disability beginning in childhood. He studied medicine and eventually became physician to the queen. His reputation amongst his peers was varied, particularly because of his arrogant and critical attitudes towards others. He died on 23rd June, 1770 in his home in London at the age of 48.

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Mark Akenside was born on the 9th November, 1721 in Newcastle upon Tyne, England. He lived with physical disability beginning in childhood. He studied medicine and eventually became physician to the queen. His reputation amongst his peers was varied, particularly because of his arrogant and critical attitudes towards others. He died on 23rd June, 1770 in his home in London at the age of 48.

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Mark Akenside was born on the 9th November, 1721 in Newcastle upon Tyne, England. He lived with physical disability beginning in childhood. He studied medicine and eventually became physician to the queen. His reputation amongst his peers was varied, particularly because of his arrogant and critical attitudes towards others. He died on 23rd June, 1770 in his home in London at the age of 48.

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Mark Akenside was born on the 9th November, 1721 in Newcastle upon Tyne, England. He lived with physical disability beginning in childhood. He studied medicine and eventually became physician to the queen. His reputation amongst his peers was varied, particularly because of his arrogant and critical attitudes towards others. He died on 23rd June, 1770 in his home in London at the age of 48.

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Mark Akenside was born on the 9th November, 1721 in Newcastle upon Tyne, England. He lived with physical disability beginning in childhood. He studied medicine and eventually became physician to the queen. His reputation amongst his peers was varied, particularly because of his arrogant and critical attitudes towards others. He died on 23rd June, 1770 in his home in London at the age of 48.

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