Aleksandrs Beļajevs
Aleksandrs Beļajevs was a renowned Soviet-era Latvian author best known for his science fiction works. Born in 1903, he gained widespread acclaim for his novel 'Cilvēks – amfībija' (Man-Amphibian), which explores themes of human evolution and adaptation to aquatic environments. His imaginative storytelling and unique ideas made a significant impact on the genre, and he is considered one of the pioneers of science fiction literature in Latvia. His works often combined elements of fantasy and reality, making him a celebrated figure in Latvian literature.
Born on Mar 07, 1900 (125 years old)
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Aleksandrs Beļajevs is known for his fantasy work 'Cilvēks – amfībija', which features a character that embodies the dream of humans being able to breathe underwater.
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