Pushkin's "Muse" achieved the sympathy of the emperor, but died in poverty
"Genius of Pure Beauty" Alexander Pushkin Anna Kern lived a complex, but happy life. Like many women of the same time, she was struck in rights and forcibly married to an elderly general. Wanting to be happy, she started novels and even at some point left her husband, for which she was nicknamed the "harlot." Years later, she found true love, but for her sake she had to sacrifice the inheritance and position in society.