- Kalyk Akyev by Great Soviet Encyclopedia
... of his folk poems Kurmanbek (1938), Dzhanysh-Baiysh. (1939), and Kedeikan (with T. Satylganov, 1938).WORKS Tandalgan iïrlar. Fergana, 1954. Tandalgan iïrlar. Fergana, 1958. Baskan zhol. Fergana, 1964. Süyüü juïrïgï. Fergana, 1969. In Russian translation:. [Stikhotvoreniia,] in Antologia kirgizskoi poezii. Moscow, 1957.REFERENCEVinogradov, V...
- Akyev, Kalyk by Great Soviet Encyclopedia
... of his folk poems Kurmanbek (1938), Dzhanysh-Baiysh. (1939), and Kedeikan (with T. Satylganov, 1938).WORKS Tandalgan iïrlar. Fergana, 1954. Tandalgan iïrlar. Fergana, 1958. Baskan zhol. Fergana, 1964. Süyüü juïrïgï. Fergana, 1969. In Russian translation:. [Stikhotvoreniia,] in Antologia kirgizskoi poezii. Moscow, 1957.REFERENCEVinogradov, V...
- Dzhantoshev, Kasymaly by Great Soviet Encyclopedia
... an aul before the revolution, Kurmanbek (1942,. Staged in 1943, Russian translation 1949), and The Singer of the People. (1950). Dzhantoshev’s novel Kanynbek (books 1-3, 1939-48; Russian translation, 1958) depicts scenes from the prerevolutionary life of the Kirghiz people. Dzantoshev also wrote the novel The Shepherd of the Celestial Mountains. (1963) and the ...
- Kasymaly Dzhantoshev by Great Soviet Encyclopedia
... an aul before the revolution, Kurmanbek (1942,. Staged in 1943, Russian translation 1949), and The Singer of the People. (1950). Dzhantoshev’s novel Kanynbek (books 1-3, 1939-48; Russian translation, 1958) depicts scenes from the prerevolutionary life of the Kirghiz people. Dzantoshev also wrote the novel The Shepherd of the Celestial Mountains. (1963) and the ...
- Darkul Kuiukova by Great Soviet Encyclopedia
... by Eshmambetov), Aiganysh ( Kurmanbek by Dzhantoshev), Dzhanyl ( Dzhanyl by Malikov and Kuttubaev), and Tolgonai ( Mother’s Field, based on the Aitmatov work). Her ability to create incisively satirical portraits and domineering characters was demonstrated in such roles as Panova ( Liubov’ Iarovaia. By Trenev), Natal’ia Kovshik ( The Snowball-tree Grove. By ...