Boris Ivanovich Sachenko ( Belorussian. Barys Ivanavich Sachanka , May 15, 1936 , Veliky Bor , Khoiniki district - July 5, 1995 , Minsk ) - Soviet and Belarusian prose writer, publicist, translator . Laureate of the State Prize of the Byelorussian SSR named after Yakub Kolas (1982). The father of the Belarusian poetess and literary critic Svetlana Yavar and the Belarusian journalist and writer Galina Bogdanova.
| Boris Ivanovich Sachenko | ||
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| Barys Ivanavich Sachanka | ||
 Boris Sachenko - second from the right (1958) | ||
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| Place of Birth | Veliky Bor , Khoiniki district | |
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| Occupation | prose writer , publicist , journalist , translator | |
| Direction | prose | |
| Genre | socialist realism | |
| Language of Works | Belorussian | |
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Biography
Father, Ivan Nikolaevich, worked in a chemical forest farm. Mother, Vera Mikhailovna, worked on a collective farm, taking care of children, of whom there were seven in the family. In 1943, the Nazis burned the Great Bor , and in June of that year, Boris, together with his parents, was taken to Germany . He worked on a German landowner farm.
He returned to his homeland in 1945. After returning, he graduated from school in Khoiniki . He studied at the Belarusian State University at the journalism department of the philological faculty of BSU (1955-1960).
While studying at the Faculty of Philology, he began working in the journal "Leader" . Further in the magazine " Polymya ", publishing houses "Mastatskaya Literatura" and " Belarusian Encyclopedia named after Petrus Brovka ", as well as the secretary of the Union of Writers of the BSSR . In 1993-1995, he was the chief editor of the Belarusian Encyclopedia Publishing House.
He participated in the XXXV session of the UN General Assembly (1980). Member of the Union of Writers of the USSR (since 1960).
He died on July 5, 1995 in Minsk .
Rewards
- Two orders of the Badge of Honor
- Francis Scorina Medal
- Laureate of the State Prize of the Byelorussian SSR named after Yakub Kolas (1982) for the book “Vačytsa z Chortavay Yama”
- Laureate of the Literary Prize of the joint venture of Belarus named after Ivan Melezh (1991) for the book "Snyatstsa Dreams ab Belarus ..."
The most famous works
- "Darogі"
- Aksana
- "Memory"
- “Tries of Apostasy”
- “Vačytsa z Chortavay Pits”
- “Gorkaya Radasts Värtannya”
- "Everlasting Round-Neck"
- "Native Kut"
- "Alien to the sky"
- "Vyalikі les" (trilogy)
Translations
Translated from Serbian , Slovak , Polish . Translated into Belarusian language the story of E. Gutsalov “School bread” (1976), P. Andreev (P. Abrasimov) “Apostles pra maygo syabra” (1979), the book of novels and short stories by I. Andrich “Anxious year” (1978), plays A. Salynsky “The Drum” (staged in 1978) and A. Galina “The Apostles of the Spatkanne” (staged in 1980), selected works by M. Prishvin , S. Nikitin, V. Bogomolov, P. Mirny, M. Kotyubinsky , F. Kreitzwald et al.
Literature
- Sachanka Barys // Belarus Pismennіkі (1917-1990): Davednіk; Stock. A.K. Gardzitsky. Nav. red A. L. Verabey. - Mn .: Mastatsky Literature, 1994. - 653 p.: Il. ISBN 5-340-00709-X
- Sachanka Barys // Belorussian letters: Biblical words. At 6 t./Pad Red. A. І. Maldzіsa. Mn .: BelEn, 1992-1995.
Links
- Barys Sachanka - virtual museum (belor.) (Inaccessible link) . sachenko.iatp.by. Date of treatment July 21, 2012. Archived September 29, 2012.
- Land of my ancestors. Boris Sachenko ... . National Library of Belarus . Date of treatment July 21, 2012. Archived December 9, 2012.
- Boris Sachenko . Famous people of Khoynik region . Khoiniki District Executive Committee. Date of treatment July 21, 2012. Archived September 29, 2012.