Category:Vladimir Nabokov

Vladimir Nabokov
	Russian-American novelist, lepidopterist, professor
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Date of birth	10 April 1899 (in Julian calendar); Saint Petersburg (Russian Empire); Владимир Владимирович Набоков
Date of death	2 July 1977; Montreux (Switzerland, canton of Vaud)
Place of burial	Clarens;
Country of citizenship	Russian Empire; United States of America;
Residence	Montreux (2 July 1977, 1 October 1961); Ashland (June 1953, 1 October 1953); Saint Petersburg (22 April 1899, November 1917); Berlin (1922, 1937); Paris; Cannes; Menton; Livadiya (September 1918, November 1918); Cambridge; Prague; Antibes; Fréjus; Manhattan (June 1940, 1941); Wellesley (1941, September 1942); Cambridge, Massachusetts (September 1942, June 1948); Ithaca (1948, 1959);
Educated at	Trinity College (Russian literature, ichthyology, French literature, 1922, Bachelor of Arts); University of Cambridge;
Occupation	novelist; poet; writer; zoologist; translator; playwright; autobiographer; screenwriter; lepidopterist; university teacher (1941, 1961); literary critic; journalist; science fiction writer; chess composer;
Employer	Harvard University; Cornell University; Wellesley College;
Movement	modernism;
Native language	Russian;
Father	Vladimir Dmitrievich Nabokov;
Sibling	Sergey Vladimirovich Nabokov; Serge Nabokov; Kirill Nabokov;
Child	Dmitri Nabokov;
Spouse	Vera Nabokova (15 April 1925 – 2 July 1977);
Notable work	Lolita; Pale Fire; Speak, Memory; The Defense; The Real Life of Sebastian Knight;
Award received	John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellowship;
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