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Rus adabiyoti – Rossiya va uning muhojirlari adabiyoti va rus tilidagi adabiyotga tegishli. Rus adabiyotining ildizlari qadimgi Sharqiy slavyan tilidagi doston va xronikalar yaratilgan oʻrta asrlarga toʻgʻri keladi. XIX asrga kelib adabiyotning ahamiyati oshib bordi.
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