Sergey Ivanovich Mikhalkov Biography

Biography - facts are well -known and not very. The poems of Sergey Vladimirovich Mikhalkov are well known to more than one generation of people who grew up not only in Russia, but also far beyond its borders. We want to tell you a little more about him than it is customary to write in brief official biographies. So, we start! Mikhalkov came from the old noble family. In the days of Soviet power, they tried not to advertise their origin.

Sergey was brought up by a governess named Emma Rosenberg, a German. By the age of 6, Mikhalkov read in the original Goethe and spoke freely in German. When Sergey was a very little boy, his nanny accidentally released a stroller from her hands. The stroller rolled down from the hill, gaining speed, and the poor nanny could not catch up with it. The man who passed by and managed to catch the boy saved Sergei.

Thus, he saved his life, but greatly scared his beard, which was just huge and terrible for the baby. Since then, Sergei began to stutter and stuttered until old age. Mikhalkov began to write poetry from childhood. The first publications of his works were seen in the Rostov magazine, when their author was barely Sergey Vladimirovich was by no means a timid person.

During the Great Patriotic War, he worked as a military correspondent, and once stood up for Nikolai Kruzhkov - the editor -in -chief of the front -line newspaper "For the Motherland! Mikhalkov wrote a letter to Stalin, in which he entrusted him to Kruzhkov, which saved his life. Subsequently, circles said that Seryozha turned out to be the only person who stood up for him.

In the year, Mikhalkov wrote and published in the newspaper Izvestia the poem Svetlana, which Stalin really liked, and therefore it was always believed that it was dedicated to the daughter of the leader - Svetlana Alliluyeva. The writer himself refuted this fact - the poem was written in honor of one student, which he really liked, but relations with her did not work out, but the leader himself was very interested in the poet.

It is Sergey Mikhalkov - the author of the epitaph on the grave of an unknown soldier near the Kremlin wall: "Your name is unknown, your feat is immortal." Everyone knows that Mikhalkov is the author of two even three, if we consider the intermediate version from which the text about Stalin of the anthem of the USSR and Russia was removed. But what the writer himself talked about writing the most important song of the country when he was asked that he felt at that moment: “I did not feel anything.

I understood that the state needs a text, we need this document. In general, when they say "you know, I felt that," all people lie. All the writers who wrote the anthem of the Soviet Union, what did they feel? They tried to become authors. The desire to become famous. What did you feel? You felt that you had to go dinner. He himself said: “When the fresh issue of the“ wick ”came out, the first thing was asked to send it to the country's leadership.

And I must say that they took measures to correct what we showed. At the time of acquaintance with the young writer, she already had a daughter from her first marriage, who later became the wife of the famous writer Julian Semenov, who all his life considered Mikhalkov to be her only father. Mikhalkov’s marriage with Konchalovskaya lasted 53 years, until the death of Natalia Petrovna in the year.

After 9 years, Sergey Vladimirovich married a second time, Julia Subbotina, the daughter of an academician. She was 48 years younger than the writer ... The eldest son of the writer, Andrei Konchalovsky, said: “Father was treating the hip fracture in the sanatorium in Nazarevo. I came to him. A two -story old mansion, completed and rebuilt, decorated with tuf and marble, aluminum doors with glasses - the architecture of Brezhnev times.

And I stood here. It was our family estate, our house. And near the church, your great -great -grandfather, his wife and many of our relatives are buried. According to his loved ones and relatives, before his death he said goodbye to everyone. Being on the deathbed, and being in his right consciousness, he said “well, enough for me. Goodbye ”, after which he closed his eyes forever.