Maxim Gorki

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Maxim Gorky was a prominent Russian writer and political activist, known for his powerful prose and his role in the development of socialist literature. He was born into a poor family, which deeply influenced his writing, often focusing on the struggles of the working class and the underprivileged. His early life experiences shaped his worldview and inspired much of his work, including his famous novels and plays that reflect the plight of the common man. Gorky’s works, such as 'Mother' and 'The Lower Depths', have left a lasting impact on Russian literature and continue to be studied and celebrated today.

As a leading figure in the literary community, Gorky was also involved in political activism, advocating for social change and workers' rights. His commitment to these causes led to his exile and conflicts with the authorities, yet he remained a vital voice for the oppressed. Gorky's contributions to literature and society have earned him recognition as one of the foundational figures of Soviet literature, influencing generations of writers and thinkers.