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10 December
Dates in History
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1956—Alexander Dovzhenko, film director, is born. One of the Kiev film studios is named Dovzhenko Film Studios after his death. 
1933—Ivan Bunin receives the Nobel Prize in Literature. | In his speech he says: “It’s the first time you award an outcast…” 
1717—Alexander Sumarokov, actor, is born. | Sumarokov becomes the first director of the Russian Theatre in St. Petersburg (1756-61); he also publishes the first Russian private magazine The Hardworking Bee. |
