- Begimaly Dzhamgerchinovich Dzhamgerchinov by Great Soviet Encyclopedia
Born Oct. 2 (15), 1914, in the village of Kiuntu, the present-day S. M. Kirov Sovkhoz, Kirghiz SSR. Soviet historian; party and public figure.Dzhamgerchinov has been a member of the Academy of Sciences of the Kirghiz SSR since 1954 and of the Communist Party since 1941. He became vice-president of the Kirghiz Academy of Sciences in 1965. From 1951 to 1954 he was rector of ...
- Dzhamgerchinov, Begimaly by Great Soviet Encyclopedia
Born Oct. 2 (15), 1914, in the village of Kiuntu, the present-day S. M. Kirov Sovkhoz, Kirghiz SSR. Soviet historian; party and public figure.Dzhamgerchinov has been a member of the Academy of Sciences of the Kirghiz SSR since 1954 and of the Communist Party since 1941. He became vice-president of the Kirghiz Academy of Sciences in 1965. From 1951 to 1954 he was rector of ...
- Dzhamgerchinov, Begimaly Dzhamgerchinovich by Great Soviet Encyclopedia
Born Oct. 2 (15), 1914, in the village of Kiuntu, the present-day S. M. Kirov Sovkhoz, Kirghiz SSR. Soviet historian; party and public figure.Dzhamgerchinov has been a member of the Academy of Sciences of the Kirghiz SSR since 1954 and of the Communist Party since 1941. He became vice-president of the Kirghiz Academy of Sciences in 1965. From 1951 to 1954 he was rector of ...
- Manapy by Great Soviet Encyclopedia
(singular, manap ), members of Kirghiz feudal-tribal aristocracy who had the right, acknowledged by...
- Kirghiz by Great Soviet Encyclopedia
... natsii. Frunze, 1957. Dzhamgerchinov, B. Dobrovol’noe vkhozhdenie Kirgizii ν sostav Rossii, [2nd ed.] Frunze, 1963. Trudy Kirgizskoi arkheologo-etnograficheskoi ekspeditsii, vols. 1–5. Moscow, 1956–68.Kirghiz. the language of the Kirghiz; spoken in the Kirghiz SSR, as well as the Uzbek, Tadzhik, and Kazakh SSR’s (the number of speakers of Kirghiz was more ...