Order of the October Revolution Order of the Red Banner of Labor Order "Badge of Honor" Medal "For Labor Valor"
Winner of the State Prize of the Kazakh SSR Lenin Komsomol Prize
Other states:
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Order of Prince Yaroslav the Wise, V Degree Cavalier of the Order of Arts and Literature (France)
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Olzhas Omarovich Suleimenov (Kaz. Olzhas Omaruly Suleimenov; b. May 18, 1936, Alma-Ata) - Kazakh poet, writer and literary critic. Hero of Labor of Kazakhstan, People's Writer of the Kazakh SSR (1990), social and political activist of Kazakhstan, diplomat. He gained fame as the author of linguistic studies, in particular, on the Turkic elements “Words about the regiment of Igor”. The ideas of Suleimenov, rejected by the scientific community, gained popularity in the Turkic world, including because of the political campaign against it in the Soviet era.
Biography
Born in 1936 in the family of a direct descendant of Olzhabay-Batyr (Kazakh) Russian. - Omarkhan Suleimenuly, an officer of the Kazakh cavalry regiment repressed in 1937. It originates from the subgenus Idabol of the Suyindyk clan of the Argyn tribe of the Middle Zhuz. Lev Gumilev, as he reported to Olzhas, sat with his father in the Norilsk camp, where he was shot [1].
He graduated from school in 1954 and entered the geological survey department of the Kazakh State University, graduated in 1959, an engineer-geologist. Last years of study combined with work in exploration parties.
Literary work began in 1955. In 1959 he entered the Literary Institute. A. M. Gorky in Moscow to the department of poetic translation, but in 1961 was forced to interrupt his studies [2] [3]. Suleimenov's collection of poems, published in the Literary Gazette in June 1959, was the first publication of the poet in the national press [4].
In 1962-1971, a literary employee of the Kazakhstanskaya Pravda newspaper, the editor-in-chief of the scenic-editorial board of the Kazakhfilm studio, and the head of the journalism department in the Prostor magazine.
In 1971-1981 secretary of the Writers' Union of Kazakhstan.
Since 1972, the chairman of the Kazakh Committee for Relations with Writers of Asian and African Countries, was one of the initiators and organizers of the 5th Conference of Asian and African Writers in 1975 in Almaty.
From the early 1970s to the late 1980s, Vice-Chairman of the Soviet Committee for Relations with the Countries of Asia and Africa.
In 1975, he published a literary book, Az and I. The Book of a Well-intentioned Reader, which received a sharply negative resonance in Moscow, the book was banned, the author was not published for 8 years, and practically stopped writing poetry.
Deputy, member of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the Kazakh USSR (1980-1984), deputy of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR (1984-1989, 1989-1991).
Delegate of the XXVI Congress of the CPSU (1981).
1981—1984 chairman of the State Committee of the Kazakh SSR on cinematography.
1984-1992 - First Secretary of the Board of the Writers 'Union of Kazakhstan, Secretary of the Board of the USSR Writers' Union.
He was a member of the editorial board of the journal "Detective and Politics".
Since 1992 - Honorary Chairman of the Writers' Union of Kazakhstan, creative work.
In 1989 he became the initiator and leader of the popular movement “Nevada - Semipalatinsk”, whose goal was to close the Semipalatinsk nuclear test site and other nuclear test sites of the world.
1991-1995 - leader of the People's Congress of Kazakhstan party, into which the anti-nuclear movement was transformed, deputy of the Supreme Council of the Republic of Kazakhstan (1994-1995).
1995-2001 - Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Kazakhstan to Italy (Rome) and part-time in Greece and Malta.
He continued his literary studies and published in 1998 in Rome the book "Language of Writing" "about the origin
Десятка горячих вопросов для саблистки Софьи Великой
Ваше любимое слово? Счастье, любовь и успех. Ваше нелюбимое слово? «Короче», не могу его слышать в чьей-то речи, я сама стараюсь слова-паразиты не использовать, специально себя отучивала. Что вас вдохновляет – творчески, духовно, эмоционально? У меня положительные эмоции возникают от свершения задуманных планов и достижения целей плюс общения с друзьями. Что расстраивает? Я редко расстраиваюсь, но обычно это происходит в тот момент, когда накапливаются мелкие проблемы и неурядицы. Ваше любимое ругательство? Мне нравится слово «Шлепнутый», им можно заменить любое неприличное ругательство, это меня подружка научила. Но лучше эмоции контролировать и успокаивать себя, а то клетки нервные не восстановишь. Десятка горячих вопросов для саблистки Софьи Великой
Ваше любимое слово? Счастье, любовь и успех. Ваше нелюбимое слово? «Короче», не могу его слышать в чьей-то речи, я сама стараюсь слова-паразиты не использовать, специально себя отучивала. Что вас вдохновляет – творчески, духовно, эмоционально? У меня положительные эмоции возникают от свершения задуманных планов и достижения целей плюс общения с друзьями. Что расстраивает? Я редко расстраиваюсь, но обычно это происходит в тот момент, когда накапливаются мелкие проблемы и неурядицы. Ваше любимое ругательство? Мне нравится слово «Шлепнутый», им можно заменить любое неприличное ругательство, это меня подружка научила. Но лучше эмоции контролировать и успокаивать себя, а то клетки нервные не восстановишь.
Какие звуки и шумы вы любите? Люблю потрескивание огня, шум ветра и плеск воды. Какие звуки терпеть не можете? Когда тебя бьют по маске – это ужасно. А в ответ, я делаю выпад, как, Зорро. В какой профессии, кроме вашей, хотели бы себя попробовать? Я по знаку зодиака – Близнецы и с конкретными вопросами не ко мне. У меня сегодня одно на уме, завтра – другое. Думаю, могла бы везде работать. Чем бы вы никогда не хотели заниматься? Все что связано с сидением на одном месте – не по мне, буду деградировать и чахнуть. Если Бог существует, что бы вам хотелось от него услышать?Ten hot issues for saber fencer Sofia Great
What is your favorite word? Happiness, love and success. Your least favorite word? "In short," I can not hear it in someone's speech, I'll try to word-parasites are not used specifically to unlearn themselves. What inspires you - creatively, spiritually, emotionally? I have positive emotions arise from the achievements conceived plans and goals plus socializing with friends. That frustrating? I rarely get upset, but it usually comes at a time when the accumulated minor problems and troubles. What is your favorite curse word? I like the word "slap", they can be replaced by any obscene expletive, it taught me a girlfriend. But it is better to control emotions and calm yourself, and that nerve cells do not recover. Ten hot issues for saber fencer Sofia Great
What is your favorite word? Happiness, love and success. Your least favorite word? "In short," I can not hear it in someone's speech, I'll try to word-parasites are not used specifically to unlearn themselves. What inspires you - creatively, spiritually, emotionally? I have positive emotions arise from the achievements conceived plans and goals plus socializing with friends. That frustrating? I rarely get upset, but it usually comes at a time when the accumulated minor problems and troubles. What is your favorite curse word? I like the word "slap", they can be replaced by any obscene expletive, it taught me a girlfriend. But it is better to control emotions and calm yourself, and that nerve cells do not recover.
What sounds and noise do you love? Love the crackle of the fire, wind noise and splash of water. What sounds can not stand? When you hit the mask - it's awful. And in return, I'm doing a lunge, as Zorro. What profession other than your own, would like to try yourself? I am the sign of the Zodiac - Gemini and specific questions, not me. Today, I have one in mind, tomorrow - another. I think that would work everywhere. What would you never want to do? All that is connected with a seat in one place - not for me, will degrade and wither. If God exists, what would you like to hear from him? I would not want to hear anything from him, and she would say to him: "Thank you for all that I have now and for those loved ones who live far away from me." Я бы не хотела ничего от него слушать, а сама бы сказал ему за все, что у меня сейчас есть и за тех близких, кто живет рядом со мной».
1. She asked me how many hours a day I watched TV. 2. She said not to write a letter to Ann. 3. He asked me what magazines I preferred to read. 4. She said that Tom was leaving the next night. 5. My mother asked me if I had had my hair cut. 6. The chief ordered to go to the theatre and book the tickets. 7. She said that Kent had visited many countries in western Europe. 8. I told me not to drink coffee at night, because I would not sleep. 9. He read that the south of England was warmer than the North. 10. Miranda asked him if he was going to pick up the phone. 11. He asked to bring him some water. 12. She was surprised that somebody had stolen her bag in the shop. 13. She asked if that film was about police and crime. 14. Ann asked me not to tell anybody what had happened. 15. He said that he couldn't move the piano alone. 16. She said that dairy products were useful for little children. 17. The teacher asked us what we did to express ourselves. 18. She said that doctors didn`t advise us to eat chips and chocolate. 19. I asked my Dad if he had taken part in the Great Patriotic War. 20. The girl said that all the guys tried to look really cool driving up and down in their dad`s car. 21. She said to limit saturated fats. 22. She asked me if I often took my blood pressure. 23. She said (или advised) to eat lots of fruits veggies and grain. 24. He told me to call a doctor if I had a strong pain in the heart. 25. He said that he was going to buy a new car.
Olzhas Omarovich Suleimenov
Olzhas Omaruly Sүleymenov
Oljas Suleymenov.jpg
Olzhas Suleimenov in 2005 (Paris)
Date of birth May 18, 1936 (82 years)
Place of birth Kazakh ASSR, RSFSR, USSR
Citizenship Flag of the Soviet Union.svg USSR →
Flag of Kazakhstan.svg Kazakhstan
Occupation
writer, literary critic, poet
Genre literature
Language of works Russian
Awards
Kazakhstan:
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OrdenOtan.png OrdenBars 1kl rib.png Medal25RK.png Medal20Astana.png
THE USSR:
Order of the October Revolution Order of the Red Banner of Labor Order "Badge of Honor" Medal "For Labor Valor"
Winner of the State Prize of the Kazakh SSR Lenin Komsomol Prize
Other states:
Order of Friendship Awards of Ingushetia (tape) .png
Order of Prince Yaroslav the Wise, V Degree Cavalier of the Order of Arts and Literature (France)
Şöhrət ordeni - lent (1993-2013) .png AZ Dostlug Order ribbon-2.png
Commons-logo.svg Wikimedia Commons
Olzhas Omarovich Suleimenov (Kaz. Olzhas Omaruly Suleimenov; b. May 18, 1936, Alma-Ata) - Kazakh poet, writer and literary critic. Hero of Labor of Kazakhstan, People's Writer of the Kazakh SSR (1990), social and political activist of Kazakhstan, diplomat. He gained fame as the author of linguistic studies, in particular, on the Turkic elements “Words about the regiment of Igor”. The ideas of Suleimenov, rejected by the scientific community, gained popularity in the Turkic world, including because of the political campaign against it in the Soviet era.
Biography
Born in 1936 in the family of a direct descendant of Olzhabay-Batyr (Kazakh) Russian. - Omarkhan Suleimenuly, an officer of the Kazakh cavalry regiment repressed in 1937. It originates from the subgenus Idabol of the Suyindyk clan of the Argyn tribe of the Middle Zhuz. Lev Gumilev, as he reported to Olzhas, sat with his father in the Norilsk camp, where he was shot [1].
He graduated from school in 1954 and entered the geological survey department of the Kazakh State University, graduated in 1959, an engineer-geologist. Last years of study combined with work in exploration parties.
Literary work began in 1955. In 1959 he entered the Literary Institute. A. M. Gorky in Moscow to the department of poetic translation, but in 1961 was forced to interrupt his studies [2] [3]. Suleimenov's collection of poems, published in the Literary Gazette in June 1959, was the first publication of the poet in the national press [4].
In 1962-1971, a literary employee of the Kazakhstanskaya Pravda newspaper, the editor-in-chief of the scenic-editorial board of the Kazakhfilm studio, and the head of the journalism department in the Prostor magazine.
In 1971-1981 secretary of the Writers' Union of Kazakhstan.
Since 1972, the chairman of the Kazakh Committee for Relations with Writers of Asian and African Countries, was one of the initiators and organizers of the 5th Conference of Asian and African Writers in 1975 in Almaty.
From the early 1970s to the late 1980s, Vice-Chairman of the Soviet Committee for Relations with the Countries of Asia and Africa.
In 1975, he published a literary book, Az and I. The Book of a Well-intentioned Reader, which received a sharply negative resonance in Moscow, the book was banned, the author was not published for 8 years, and practically stopped writing poetry.
Deputy, member of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the Kazakh USSR (1980-1984), deputy of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR (1984-1989, 1989-1991).
Delegate of the XXVI Congress of the CPSU (1981).
1981—1984 chairman of the State Committee of the Kazakh SSR on cinematography.
1984-1992 - First Secretary of the Board of the Writers 'Union of Kazakhstan, Secretary of the Board of the USSR Writers' Union.
He was a member of the editorial board of the journal "Detective and Politics".
Since 1992 - Honorary Chairman of the Writers' Union of Kazakhstan, creative work.
In 1989 he became the initiator and leader of the popular movement “Nevada - Semipalatinsk”, whose goal was to close the Semipalatinsk nuclear test site and other nuclear test sites of the world.
1991-1995 - leader of the People's Congress of Kazakhstan party, into which the anti-nuclear movement was transformed, deputy of the Supreme Council of the Republic of Kazakhstan (1994-1995).
1995-2001 - Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Kazakhstan to Italy (Rome) and part-time in Greece and Malta.
He continued his literary studies and published in 1998 in Rome the book "Language of Writing" "about the origin