Engineer and geologist, the Cossack poet. He studied at the Mining Department of the Novocherkassk Polytechnic Institute. Took part in the Civil War. In 1920, evacuated to Turkey, then lived in Bulgaria. Collaborated in the Sofia newspaper "The Cossack word" and "Cossack Duma." In 1922 he came to France. He worked at a sugar factory (dep. Somme), a laborer. Attended a course of higher algebra at the Paris School of "Alliance Francaise", he graduated from the natural faculty of the University of Paris, the Institute of Applied Geology at the University of Nancy (dep. Meurthe and Moselle). In 1929 he moved to Morocco, worked as chief engineer and expert in the French Society of the mine and metallurgical industries. Published in Prague and Paris editions of the Cossack. Pen name Boris Nezlobin. Released in Paris, collections of poetry "Rhymed ends" (1960) and "The alarm" (1961).
Engineer and geologist, the Cossack poet. He studied at the Mining Department of the Novocherkassk Polytechnic Institute. Took part in the Civil War. In 1920, evacuated to Turkey, then lived in Bulgaria. Collaborated in the Sofia newspaper "The Cossack word" and "Cossack Duma." In 1922 he came to France. He worked at a sugar factory (dep. Somme), a laborer. Attended a course of higher algebra at the Paris School of "Alliance Francaise", he graduated from the natural faculty of the University of Paris, the Institute of Applied Geology at the University of Nancy (dep. Meurthe and Moselle). In 1929 he moved to Morocco, worked as chief engineer and expert in the French Society of the mine and metallurgical industries. Published in Prague and Paris editions of the Cossack. Pen name Boris Nezlobin. Released in Paris, collections of poetry "Rhymed ends" (1960) and "The alarm" (1961).
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