Vladimir Nabokov
Panchanga
TithiDwadashi (Shukla)
VaraSaturday
NakshatraPurva Phalguni
YogaDhruva
KaranaBava (Movable)
Notes
Financial : None | Inherited money 1916 (Uncle bequethed him two million) | Family : None | Change residence April 1919 (Family fled to England) | Social : None | End a program of study 1922 (B.A. degree from Trinity College) | : None | Death of Father 1922 (Dad shot and killed) | Relationship : None | Marriage 1926 (Married lifelong partner, Vera) | Family : None | Change in family responsibilities 10 May 1934 (Son Damitri born) | Family : None | Change residence 1937 (Moved his family to Paris) | : None | Death of Mother 1939 | Family : None | Change residence 1940 (Moved to the U.S.) | Family : None | Change residence 1940 (Fled to N.Y.) | Work : None | New Job 1941 (Taught creative writing at Stanford and Wellesley) | Social : None | Joined group 1945 (Became a U.S. citizen) | Work : None | Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1958 ("Lolita") | Work : None | New Job 1959 (Taught at Cornell) | Social : None | End a program of study 1961 (BS degree) | Family : None | Change residence 1961 (Moved to Switzerland) | Work : None | Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1966 (Autobiography released) | : None | Other Death 2 July 1977 in Montreux, Switzerland (Lung ailment, age 78) | Traits : Mind | Education extensive (Well-educated) | Family : Childhood | Advantaged (Noble family, happy childhood) | Family : Childhood | Order of birth (First of five) | Lifestyle : Social Life | Groups (Motorcycle riding) | Lifestyle : Social Life | Hobbies, games (Passion for Lepidoptera) | Lifestyle : Home | Expatriate (Moved to U.S., back to Russia and Switzerland) | Vocation : Business | Top executive (CEO) | Vocation : None | Product Marketing (Motocycles and RV's secondary) | Vocation : Education | Teacher (Wellesley College and Cornell) | Vocation : Writers | Autobiographer | Vocation : Writers | Fiction | Vocation : Writers | Poet | Vocation : Writers | Textbook/ Non-fiction (Translater) | Notable : Famous | Other Famous (Tried for obscenity for book Lolita) | Notable : Book Collection | Culture Collection