Zenta Ergle ( Latvian. Zenta Ērgle , in Soviet times - Zenta Ernestovna Ergle ; December 23, 1920 - June 11, 1998 ) - a Latvian writer.
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| Birth name | Zenta Vigante |
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| Occupation | prose writer |
| Genre | story |
| Language of Works | Latvian |
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Biography
Zenta Erglė was born on December 23, 1920 in Riga .
She graduated from the Faculty of Architecture of the Latvian State University (1949). She worked as an engineer-architect at the Zemproekt Riga Design Institute (1949-1975).
Began to be published since 1954. The author of three dozen adventure and popular science books for children, mostly translated into fifteen languages, the total circulation of which reached two million copies.
In 1960, on the stage of the State Theater of the Young Spectator of the Latvian SSR , a staging of the story by Zenta Erglė “The Guys of Our Yard” was performed.
In 2010, the commemorative exhibition “Pāri gadiem cauri dzīvei” was organized within the walls of the Academic Library of the University of Latvia , dedicated to the work of the writer [2] .
She was a member of the Latvian Union of Architects (1951) and a member of the Latvian Writers' Union (1959) [3] .
Bibliography
- “The guys of our yard” (“Mūsu sētas bērni”, 1956)
- “This was summer!” (“Tā tik bija vasara!”, 1959)
- “I was born a loser” (Esmu dzimis neveiksminieks, 1962)
- “It all began in a flower house” (“Tas sākās Puķu mājā”, 1967)
- “Mom’s Mushrooms Are Good” (Labi sēņu māmiņai, 1967)
- “What the Houses and Streets of Old Riga Tell” (“Ko stāsta vecās Rīgas ielas un nami” (1968, et al.)
- “I know the clock” (“Es pazīstu pulksteni”, 1969),
- Uno and the Three Musketeers (Uno un trīs musketieri, 1970)
- Operation Bidon (Operācija Kanna, 1971)
- The Little Eve in Africa (Ieviņa Āfrikā, 1974)
- “Ato and the Magic Pearl” (“Ato un brīnumpērle”, 1975)
- “From Pluto to Neptune” (No Plutona līdz Neptūnam, 1975)
- “Between us girls, saying ...” (“Starp mums meitenēm runājot”, 1976)
- “The Year with Two Springs” (Gads ar diviem pavasariem, 1979)
- The Mysterious Discovery (Noslēpumainais atradums, 1980)
- “How We Live” (“Kā mēs dzīvojam”, 1980)
- “My Riga” (“Mana Riga”, 1980)
- “Five minutes to five adults” (Bez piecām minūtēm pieauguši, 1983)
- “Lips Tulian loses the match” (Lips Tuliāns zaudē maču, 1986)
- “Exactly” (“Tāpat vien”, 1986)
- “Defend Love” (Nosargāt mīlestību, 1987)
- “Through the childhood” (“Pāri gadiem bērnības zemē”, 2010)
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 3 4 German National Library , Berlin State Library , Bavarian State Library , etc. Record # 1028921462 // General regulatory control (GND) - 2012—2016.
- ↑ Izdod Zentas Ērgles "Starp mums, meitenēm, runājot ..." ar nepublicētām nodaļām | Kasjauns.lv unopened (inaccessible link) . Date of treatment March 3, 2012. Archived March 4, 2016.
- ↑ Zenta Ērgle // Latvijas Enciklopēdija. - Riga: SIA "Valērija Belokoņa izdevniecība", 2007. - ISBN 9984-9482-0-X .