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20. Apr. 2017 · Moura Budberg. Source. In 1945 the war ended, and in 1946 Moura’s long-running affair with HG Wells ended when he died, at the age of eighty. Moura’s application for British citizenship finally went through, and her influence and connections meant that despite the security issues on her record it was approved. Those same connections helped ...
Moura Budberg, née Maria Ignatievna Zakrevskaïa en février 1892 à Poltava et morte le 1 er novembre 1974 à Terranuova Bracciolini, Italie, est une aristocrate russe et femme de lettres. Elle fut agent double et la maîtresse de Maxime Gorki et de Herbert-Georges Wells .
30. Sept. 2016 · Maria (Moura) Ignatievna Budberg was a real femme fatale in her time. She was born in 1891 in Poltava (Ukraine). Her father, Ignaty Platonovitch Zakrevsky, was a famous Russian nobleman and diplomat, as well as a high-ranking lawyer for the Tsar. In her youth, Moura had the opportunity to get acquainted with the highly sophisticated political ...
Moura Budberg (1892–1974) had an extraordinary life. She was born in the Poltava region of Ukraine, and as a young woman she danced at the Sanssouci Palace at Potsdam with the Russian Tsar and ...
1. Mai 2007 · Nina Berberova's Moura: The Dangerous Life of the Baroness Budberg chronicles a riveting moment in modern history through the eyes of Baroness Maria (“Moura”) Ignatievna Zakrevskaya Beckendorff Budberg, a Russian aristocrat forced to employ great cunning to survive in the post-Revolution. This is not, however, a straightforward biography. Nina Berberova, an acclaimed writer of fiction
She brings to life not only the unknowable Baroness Budberg—probable spy, sometime translator and film scenarist—but her unlikely trio of lovers—the British agent Bruce Lockhart, Maxim Gorky and H.G. Wells.” —Honor Moore, author of The White Blackbird “Although Moura’s life provides the thread of this biography, Berberova enriches the story with pen portraits of revolutionaries ...
22. Mai 2005 · Moura Budberg? Now where have I heard that name before?" So many serious readers will ask themselves, as they glance at the cover of this book, then pause to study the attractive if somewhat round ...
