Fyodor Dostoyevsky

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  Alonkin House

  He lived here while writing Crime and Punishment and dictating The Gambler.

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  Gedenkort

  Former Kazan District Police Office

  He transformed the district police office into both a psychological trap and the endpoint of Raskolnikov's confession.

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  Grivtsova Lane

  He encoded the lane as K-ny Lane in the conversation that triggers Raskolnikov's crime.

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  Kokushkin Bridge

  He encoded Kokushkin Bridge in the opening sentence and made it a recurring threshold in the novel.

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  Konnogvardeysky Boulevard

  He used the boulevard for a disturbing episode testing Raskolnikov's capacity for pity.

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  Pawnbroker's House

  The building is the leading candidate for the enormous, crowded tenement where he staged the novel's double murder.

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  Gedenkort

  Raskolnikov House

  The building is traditionally identified with the garret and courtyard he described in Crime and Punishment.

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  Lernte hier

  Saint Michael's Castle

  Cadet at the Main Engineering School housed in the Engineers’ (Mikhailovsky) Castle, 1838–1843.

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  Savior-on-Sennaya Memorial Chapel

  He placed Raskolnikov's attempted act of repentance beside the former church on Sennaya Square.

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  Sennaya Square

  He made Sennaya Square the social and moral center of Crime and Punishment.

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  Shil House

  He lived and wrote here until his arrest in the Petrashevsky Circle case in April 1849.

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  Gedenkort

  Sonya Marmeladova House

  He used the canal-side building's irregular geometry for Sonya's room in Crime and Punishment.

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  Grabstätte

  Tikhvin Cemetery

  Historic cemetery and part of the Alexander Nevsky Lavra, known for its notable interments of Russian cultural figures.

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  Trinity Cathedral

  Married Anna Snitkina at Trinity (Izmailovsky) Cathedral on 15 February 1867.

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  Voznesensky Bridge

  He concentrated several of Crime and Punishment's scenes of suicide, poverty, and madness around this bridge.

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  Vyazemsky Lavra Remnant

  He drew the criminal and impoverished world around the Vyazemsky houses into Crime and Punishment.