Alexandr Kondratievich Goldebaev

Background

Alexandr Kondratievich Goldebaev (real last name Semenov) was born in 1863 in Samara, Russian Federation.

Education

Alexandr Kondratievich graduated 3 forms of the Samara Gymnasium.

Career

Alexandr Kondratievich worked as a telegraph operator and clerk. In 1885, he published the first correspondence in the newspaper Russian News (Russkiye Vedomosti). In 1911 he already edited the newspaper Newspapers for Everyone (Gazeti dlya vseh); and in 1911-1912, edited the Samara Newspaper for Everyone (Samarskaya Gazeta dlya vseh). Moreover, he was engaged in prose and journalism.

As a fiction writer, Alexandr Kondratievich made his debut in 1902 in the Journal for Everyone with the stories: Jew’s muzzle (Zhidova Morda), Krant. In 1903 he sent the story What is the reason? (V chem prichina?) to the journal Russian Thought (Russkaya Misl’) for A. Chekhov. In 1904 in the journal Education (Obrazovaniye) Alexandr published the story Scum (Poddonki) and the story Mom Gone. (Mama ushla).

His works were also published in the journal Russian wealth (Russkoye bogatstvo), Our Life (Nasha Zhizn’), Modern Word (Sovremennoye slovo), Comrade (Tovarisch) and others. Published The Stories (Rasskazi). The second collection of The Stories (1911) was reissued under the title Alien Flower (1916) (Chuzhestranniy cvetok) 1918-1919 was editing journal Red Steam Locomotive (Krasniy Parovoz). From 1923 Alexandr Kondratievich was correcting the newspaper Poor (Bednota).

Connections

colleague:

Maxim Gorky

References

• Russian writers. 1800-1917. Biographical Dictionary. Volume 1
  1989