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Satirikon, journal


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SATIRIKON, a daily satiric journal, published in 1908-14, with the editorial office located at 9 Nevsky Prospect. It succeeded the Strekoza journal. Published by М. G. Kornfeld, its editors were at various times: А. А. Radakov to А. Т. Averchenko, P. P. Potemkin and Kornfeld. Caricature artists Radakov, N.V. Remizov (pseudonym Re-Mi), A. E. Yakovlev, A. A. Yunger, poets and writers Averchenko, Teffi, Sasha Cherny, V. V. Knyazev, A. S. Bukhov et al. contributed to the Satirikon. The journal had also published works of Leonid Andreev, Isaak Babel, Alexander Blok, А. S. Grin, Alexander Kuprin, Alexey Tolstoy et al. The Satirikon which appeared at a time of political reaction stood out for its radicalism and mocked many prominent statesmen and cultural figures, turning it into the most sought after satiric favourites of its day. Thematic issues enjoyed special success. Due to disagreements in the editorial body part of the staff took on publishing the Novy Satirikon journal (1913-18; with Averchenko as editor, from July 1917 - Bukhov, its editorial office located at 98 Nevsky Prospect). In 1931 an attempt to resume the publication of Satirikon in Paris was made (a few issues came out with a contribution of Ivan Bunin, Alexander Kuprin, V. F. Khodasevich, Don-Aminado and Sasha Cherny, followed shortly after by the periodicals' termination).

References: Евстигнеева Л. А. Журнал Сатирикон и поэты-сатириконцы. М., 1968; Смех сквозь цензуру / Вступ. заметка и примеч. Л. Спиридоновой // Вопр. лит. 1990. № 2. С. 268-280; Соколовский Р. Редакция в... ресторане // Нева. 1998. № 9. С. 231-232.

D. N. Akhapkin.

Persons
Andreev Leonid Nikolaevich
Averchenko Arkady Timofeevich
Babel Isaak Emmanuilovich
Blok G.P.
Bukhov Arkady Sergeevich
Bunin Ivan Alexeevich
Cherny Sasha (real name Glikberg Alexander Mikhailovich)
Don-Aminado (real name Shpolyansky Aminad Petrovich)
Grin Alexander Stepanovich
Khodasevich Vladimir Felitsianovich
Knyazev Vasily Vasilievich
Kornfeld Mikhail Germanovich
Kuprin Alexander Ivanovich
Potemkin Peter Petrovich
Radakov Alexey Alexandrovich
Remizov (real name Vasiliev) Nikolay Vladimirovich
Teffi Nadezhda Alexandrovna
Tolstoy Alexey Nikolaevich
Yakovlev Alexander Evgenievich
Yunger Alexander Alexandrovich

Addresses
Nevsky prospect/Saint Petersburg, city, house 9
Nevsky prospect/Saint Petersburg, city, house 98

Bibliographies
Евстигнеева Л. А. Журнал "Сатирикон" и поэты-сатириконцы. М., 1968
Соколовский Р. Редакция в... ресторане // Нева, 1998
Смех сквозь цензуру / Вступ. заметка и примеч. Л. Спиридоновой // Вопр. литературы, 1990

Chronograph
1908


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