[DOC] [TLE] Vaslav Nijinsky - Wikipedia [PAR] Vaslav Nijinsky was a Russian ballet dancer and choreographer of Polish 
descent, cited as the ... Nijinsky became increasingly mentally unstable with the 
stresses of having to .... His future career with the Imperial Ballet was guaranteed 
to begin at the ..... Nijinsky's diary, which he wrote from January to early March 
1919,... [DOC] [TLE] Nijinsky, the Legend - Russian Ballet History [PAR] Nijinsky was a Russian ballet dancer and choreographer of Polish descent. ... his 
own troupe, but a crucial London engagement failed due to administrative 
problems. ... Nijinsky had a nervous breakdown in 1919, and his career 
effectively ended. ... He spent the rest of his life in and out of psychiatric hospitals 
and asylums. [DOC] [TLE] Lincoln Center Stages Nijinsky Exhibit - Plainview Daily Herald [PAR] Feb 11, 2003 ... ... choreography for avant-garde music revolutionized ballet technique. ... a scant 
12 years until mental illness ended his career in 1919, but it was ... as the 
greatest Russian dancer of the era in classical leads in "Giselle,"... [DOC] [TLE] The Rise and Fall of Nijinsky He was the world's greatest male ballet ... [PAR] Aug 9, 2016 ... Yet behind the scenes the maverick dancer endured mental illness. ... before a 
descent into madness prematurely ended his career in 1919. ... At nine he was 
accepted by the Imperial Ballet School in Russia, the world's... [DOC] [TLE] Vaslav Nijinsky - Biography - IMDb [PAR] Vaslav Nijinsky was one of the most important male dancers of all time. ... School 
of Ballet in St. Petersburg on a 7-year scholarship from the State of Russia. ... As 
Nijinsky's wife ended her dancing career, she became driven by her ... For the 
rest of his life Nijinsky suffered from unstable emotions and mental problems;... [DOC] [TLE] Nijinsky and Nureyev: at the edge of a volcano - The Body Sphere ... [PAR] Aug 14, 2013 ... The two most famous male ballet dancers of the 20th century were ... In the first 
few years, he was avoiding military service which would have ended his dancing 
career and then the First World War and Russian ... Since 1919 he had been in 
and out of asylums and was suffering from severe mental illness. [DOC] [TLE] Vaslav Nijinsky facts, information, pictures | Encyclopedia.com ... [PAR] The ballet dancer Vaslav Nijinsky (1890-1953) electrified his audiences with a 
virtuosity ... Although his dancing and choreographic career was short, he 
remains a ... two years older than Vaslav, succumbed to mental illness in early 
adolescence. ... in his Reminiscenses of the Russian Ballet writes of Nijinsky a 
few years... [DOC] [TLE] Vaslav Nijinsky - Ballet, Diaghilev, Career, and Russian - JRank ... [PAR] Nijinsky, Vaslav (18901950), Russian ballet dancer. His career began in St. 
Petersburg in 1907. ... Mental illness ended his career in 1919. See also: Ballet. [DOC] [TLE] VASLAV NIJINSKY PROFILE: DANCING WITH THE DEMONS | The ... [PAR] Aug 7, 1999 ... The diary he wrote from 19 January to 4 March 1919 is the record of ... In those 
days in Russia there was a heavy sexual trade in ballet ... The note of scandal 
became more pronounced when Nijinsky began his choreographic career. ..... 
Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders lists five symptoms: delusions... [DOC] [TLE] Valentine Mural :: Bios:: Vaslav Nijinsky [PAR] Nijinsky was born in Kiev and his origins were Russian, but his heritage was 
Polish: his parents, Eleonora ... sister, Bronislava Nijinska, was also a dancer and 
brilliant choreographer for the Ballet Russe in 1921-1925. ... In 1919, Nijinsky 
was diagnosed with mental illness which ended his brief ten-year performance 
career. [DOC] [TLE] Secrets of Nijinsky | by Joan Acocella | The New York Review of Books [PAR] Jan 14, 1999 ... Though still flourishing in Russia, ballet had been in decline for half a ... 
encouragement, Nijinsky began his choreographic career. ... Peter Ostwald, in 
his 1991 psychiatric biography, Vaslav Nijinsky, speculates that the dancer may 
..... The diary ends on that day, March 4, 1919, as

Question: In 1919 mental illness ended the career of this Russian ballet dancer
Answer: Vaslav Nijinsky