The death anniversary of Alexander Pushkin is observed in Russia on February 10. This day serves as a remembrance of Pushkin, who is regarded as the greatest Russian poet and a foundational figure in modern Russian literature. Various cultural organizations commemorate this day, reflecting on Pushkin's significant contributions to literature, including his renowned narrative poems such as "Ruslan and Ludmila," "The Prisoner of Caucasus," and "Eugene Onegin." Pushkin's life was marked by political influences that led to his exile and ultimately his untimely death in a duel on February 8, 1837. He was buried near Pskov, beside his mother. In addition to February 10, Pushkin is also celebrated on June 6, his birthday, which is recognized as Russian Language Day.