My Disillusionment in Russia · Character
Korolenko
Russian writer and humanitarian, visited by the narrator.
minor
Also known as Miss Korolenko
First appearance: XX: Poltava
Korolenko shows up with force in XX: Poltava. The page is where that presence becomes real.
The narrator meets Korolenko, who is frail but passionate, sharing his critical views on Bolshevik terror and his letters to Lunacharsky.
Korolenko first appears in 0022 xx poltava.
In XX: Poltava: The narrator meets Korolenko, who is frail but passionate, sharing his critical views on Bolshevik terror and his letters to Lunacharsky.
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- Diverse Acquaintances and Witnesses
- Protagonist
- Key Ideological Figures
- Close Anarchist Associates
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- Breaking point
- Aftermath
- Closing
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