Tazhibayev, Abdilda

The son of a poor man. He graduated from the Kazakh Pedagogical Institute. He began to write in 1928. In 1939 he was awarded the Order of the Badge of Honor. He published three collections of poems and two poems: “Breakthrough” and “Salvation”. He printed a number of poems in magazines and newspapers in Kazakhstan. He wrote mainly about the youth of Kazakhstan, about her great successes in mastering the cultural values ​​of the Country of Soviets. Of the works of Tazhibayev, the most significant poems in their artistic expressiveness are: “The Orchestra” and “Conversation with Taras Shevchenko” (translated into Russian). They are distinguished by warmth and lyrical saturation.

In 1946 he graduated from the Kazakh Pedagogical Institute.

Since 1960, head of the theater and fine arts department of the Institute of Literature and Art of the Academy of Sciences of the Kazakh SSR . Doctor of Philology (1972).

• Order of Lenin (07/30/1990)
• Order of the October Revolution (02/02/1979)
• 2 orders of the Red Banner of Labor (01/03/1959; 02/03/1969)
• Order of the Badge of Honor (01/31/1939)
• medals

• Collections of poems:
  • Favorites. Alma-Ata, 1949.
  • The New Rhythm (1933),
  • The Breakthrough (1934)
  • “Frets” (1942),
  • “With all my heart” (1949),
  • The Islands (1958),
• Translations into Russian
  • "Song of a friend." M., 1958
  • “Lovers”, Alma-Ata, 1963
  • “From yesterday to today” with M. Auezov ),
  • “Blossom, steppe!” Or “One tree is not a forest” (1952),
  • Myra (1957),
  • “Friends” (1964),
  • The Deceived Cheater (1964)
  • The Cliff (1966).
  • The Girl and the Soldier (1969)

• TSB article
• Kyzylorda Regional Universal Scientific Library named after A. Tazhibaev