列昂尼德·尼古拉耶維奇·馬爾特諾夫

列昂尼德·尼古拉耶維奇·馬爾特諾夫（俄語：Леонид Николаевич Мартынов；拉丁字母轉寫：Leonid Nikolaevich Martynov，1905年－1980年）是一位前蘇聯詩人，出生於鄂木斯克。他在1939年至1945年間出版三部詩集，但直到斯大林逝世後其著作方為人所熟知。1955年後，其詩篇廣泛見於雜誌和書籍^[1]。其詩歌風格為20世紀20年代的老派^[2]^[3]。

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^ The new Russian poets, 1953-1968: an anthology George Reavey - 1968 -"LEONID MARTYNOV Another poet of an older generation, Leonid Martynov only began to come into his own after the demise of Stalin. His poetic career seems to fall into two very distinct parts: as from 1939 to 1945, when he published three books; and as from 1955 when he becomes increasingly prominent, publishing widely in magazines and in book form."
^ Johannes Holthusen, Twentieth-century Russian literature: a critical 1972 "Leonid Martynov - During the last ten years Leonid Martynov (born 1905 in Omsk) has secured long overdue recognition as one of the typical representatives of the still fruitful tradition of the 1920s. Martynov, whose home Siberia plays a ..."
^ Fifty Soviet poets Vladimir Ognev, Dorian Rottenberg 1969 "Leonid Martynov (b. 1905) is a true virtuoso, a skilled master of language with a sensitive understanding of the secret inner associations of words. Martynov's writing ts distinguished for the peculiar harmonizing of sounds he ..."

[1] The new Russian poets, 1953-1968: an anthology George Reavey - 1968 -"LEONID MARTYNOV Another poet of an older generation, Leonid Martynov only began to come into his own after the demise of Stalin. His poetic career seems to fall into two very distinct parts: as from 1939 to 1945, when he published three books; and as from 1955 when he becomes increasingly prominent, publishing widely in magazines and in book form."

[2] Johannes Holthusen, Twentieth-century Russian literature: a critical 1972 "Leonid Martynov - During the last ten years Leonid Martynov (born 1905 in Omsk) has secured long overdue recognition as one of the typical representatives of the still fruitful tradition of the 1920s. Martynov, whose home Siberia plays a ..."

[3] Fifty Soviet poets Vladimir Ognev, Dorian Rottenberg 1969 "Leonid Martynov (b. 1905) is a true virtuoso, a skilled master of language with a sensitive understanding of the secret inner associations of words. Martynov's writing ts distinguished for the peculiar harmonizing of sounds he ..."

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