Kenesh Muchi (Gennady Stepanovich Maltsev, February 10, 1929 , Chirshkasy , Chuvash Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic - December 9, 1991 , Cheboksary ) - Chuvash writer and poet [1] .
| Kenesh Muchi | |
|---|---|
| Birth name | Gennady Stepanovich Maltsev |
| Date of Birth | February 10, 1929 |
| Place of Birth | Chirshkasy , Alikovsky district , Chuvash Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic , RSFSR , USSR |
| Date of death | December 9, 1991 (aged 62) |
| A place of death | Cheboksary |
| Citizenship (citizenship) | |
| Occupation | prose writer , poet |
| Direction | prose, poetry |
| Genre | essay, story, feuilleton |
| Language of Works | Chuvash |
In the Union of Writers of the USSR since 1979 .
Content
Biography
He was educated at the Cheboksary Agricultural Secondary School, the highest party school in Leningrad. He worked as a correspondent for Chuvashradio , editor of the newspaper of the Ibresinsky district, and department head of the Kapkun magazine. He also led the propaganda bureau of the Writers' Union of Chuvashia.
Artwork
Kenesh Muchi wrote essays , short stories , feuilletons .
Published books:
- “Çĕнĕ chairman” / New chairman ( 1957 );
- “Kileni Kĕr Kashn” / Enter every house ( 1963 );
- “Yuratăva Upra” / Keep Love ( 1970 );
- Çuralnă kun / Birthday ( 1974 );
- “Uy kuclă, varman hălhallă” / Everything is visible in the field, everything is heard in the forest ( 1976 );
- Pirn Asanne / Our Grandmother ( 1978 );
- “Kunĕ guy” / Boxing Day ( 1979 );
- “Kama - kulă, kama - hula" / To whom laughter, to whom tears (satirical stories, 1980 );
- Olegpa Valerik Tususem / Friends of Oleg and Valerik (1982)
- “Wattisem Ahal Kalaman ...” / The Sages did not speak in vain (Stories and Jokes, 1989 );
- “Vrenen te vĕçĕ pur” / (Comedy stories, ( 1989 );
- Ур Purnăça Schellemesser / / Not sparing life (Essays, 1990)
Lyric songs are composed on the author’s poems.
Notes
- ↑ http://nasledie.nbchr.ru/personalii/pisateli/maltsev/ The cultural heritage of Chuvashia. Writers: Maltsev Gennady Stepanovich (Kenash Muchi)
Literature
- P. Afanasyev, “Writers of Chuvashia”, Cheboksary, 2006
- Chuvash Encyclopedia. Maltsev (pseudo. Kenash Muchi) Gennady Stepanovich