Nikolaj Vasiljevic Gogolj

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Nikolaj Vasiljevic Gogolj was a prominent Russian playwright, novelist, and short story writer, known for his profound influence on Russian literature. Born on April 1, 1809, in the Ukrainian countryside, Gogolj's works often explore themes of absurdity and bureaucratic corruption. He is best remembered for his novels "Dead Souls" and the short story "The Overcoat," both of which highlight the struggles of the individual against an indifferent society. His unique blend of realism and surrealism set the stage for future literary movements and inspired countless authors.