| Birth: | Jan. 25, 1938 | | Death: | Jul. 23, 1980 |  Actor, singer and icon. He is Russia's Bob Dylan and more. A major anti-establishment figure throughout the 60's and 70's, his songs which were never officially published during the communist era were, and are, known to every Russian. His grave is the site of a major pilgrimage on the anniversary of his death in July. The horses on his monument refer to one of his most famous songs.
Search Amazon for Vladimir Vysotsky | | | Burial:
Vagan'kovskoe Cemetery
Moscow Moscow Federal City, Russian Federation | Maintained by: Find A Grave Record added: Jun 01, 1999
Find A Grave Memorial# 5576 |
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