Fyodor Dostoevsky

A tall man, almost six feet tall, with pale skin, wine-colored eyes, and jet-black hair, he was quite bony due to food shortages during World War II. He worked as a military doctor for several years in the small town of Gremyachinsk (Perm Krai). It emerged in the mid-1930s as the center of one of the branches of the Kizelovsky coal basin. The town supplied coal for Perm's needs, although he claims to have grown up in St. Petersburg. He also barely sleeps because of the large number of wounded. In his free time, he usually writes novels or short poems.