Was it possible to prevent this fateful duel?

The tragic death of the great poet is discussed by his friends, his friends, his contemporaries.

A lot of different people, not indifferent to the "sun of Russian poetry," left their memories of those woeful winter days.

If only Pushkin was not so hot-tempered ... Did not his close friends try to dissuade him from participating in the duel?

Should Natalie avoid meeting with Dantes in every possible way? And why did her own sister so hastily marry this Frenchman?

Who defended the killer of the great poet? Why did he not receive the proper punishment?

There are many questions. Every testimony of contemporaries about the most woeful days of Alexander Sergeevich's life is precious to us.

Fate or evil fate? Or was Pushkin so tired of life that he himself was looking for death?