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Feb 10, 2009

Pasternak, Brattain, Brecht and Valentine's Week

What do Boris Pasternak, Walter Brattain and Bertold Brecht have in common?

They have the same birthday - February 10.

This week is Valentine's Week, and for the lovestruck there's one love story of all time that will warm and inspire your hearts. I'm talking about Dr. Zhivago, a novel that made Boris Pasternak (1890) famous. Dr Zhivago has been made into a blockbuster film, produced by David Lean in 1965.

Check out my short piece at Inspiredpen Today dotcom - Pasternak and Dr Zhivago

Walter Brattain (1902) was an American physicist who shared a 1956 Nobel Prize for Physics for invention of transistor.

Bertold Brecht (1898) was a German playwright and also a poet, a theatrical reformer who developed drama as a social forum.



Boris Pasternak Russian Novelist & Poet, Wikimedia Commons
Bertold Brecht, German Playwright and Poet, Wikimedia Commons