The Fatal Eggs [SEP] country of origin
. Chicken plague and the sanitary cordons that foreign countries established against it were seen as a parody of the ideas of internationalism and the policy of Antanta against it. Although Bulgakov was not repressed, from 1925 he was questioned by the GPU several times and was never allowed to leave the Soviet Union, possibly as a result of his negative image which was at least partly due to the publication of "The Fatal Eggs". Although there were positive responses, upon the whole the novel was viewed as dangerous and anti-Soviet
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- Роковые яйца [Rokovye Yaytsa, "Fatal eggs"], novel, "Al'manach 'Nedra'", VI, 1925; London: 1970. Translated with the title "Fatal Eggs". (In at least one Hesperus edition of "Fatal Eggs" the preface writer gives away the ending in the preface.)
- Похождения Чичикова ["Chichikov's adventures"], 1925.
- Записки юного врача [Zapiski Yunogo Vracha, "Notes of a country doctor"],