Genre peculiarities of S.F. Sarmatov 's Constantinople collection "Scrambled eggs with onion"

The article is dedicated to the unjustly forgotten "Constatmoplc" works of "famous Russian yodelef", writer, and theater figure S.F. Sarmatov. The research isbased on the analysis of genre peculiarities of yet unstudied collection "Scrambled eggs with onion" (1921), which became one of the poetical books, published in Constantinople where it started forming the Russian Constatinople literary phenomenon. The satirical slant of the collection gives its author theopportunity to experiment in his works with diflerent genre forms, and to useactively the devices of Russian satiric song.