Kanivets, Vladimir Vasilievich

Born on October 5, 1923 in Ukraine. Member of the Great Patriotic War, awarded orders and medals.

After the war, in 1952 he graduated from the Journalism Department of the Philological Faculty of the University of Latvia in Riga . In 1953-1963 he worked in the editorial offices of various periodicals in Riga and Kiev .

In 1966-1981 he headed the Zhytomyr organization of SPU. He was the executive secretary of the National Union of Writers of Ukraine.

Published since 1953

Songwriter:

• "After the Wedding" (1956)
• The Groom with the Order (1958)
• The Flooded Island (1963)
• The First Barricades (1980)
• "Death on the scaffold" (1982)
• “Mom is getting married” (1983)
• “Lesya Kalina — Glorious Devichina” (1986)
• The Brest Peace (drama, 1987)
• Miss America (1987)
• "Vddavali dad in accept"
• "Million for Friendship"
• "The Leaf of Zaporizhzhya to the Sultan"
• "Sings i Princess"
• "Surprise honey moon."

Tragedies:

• “Operation on Sovіstі” (1988)
• “At the forefront” (1987)

Novels:

• "Vognisha in taizі" (1963).
• "The collapse of the" dissident "(1985).

V. Kanivets created a cycle of historical novels and novels:

• Documentary novel “Alexander Ulyanov” (1961)
• Karmelyuk (1965),
• The Ulyanovs (1967),
• “University Student” (1970),
• “Earth and Freedom” (1982),
• The Harbingers (1976),
• The Morning of Genius (1979),
• "Sister Olya" (1980),
• “The Boy and the Firebird” (1968),

• "Bonfires in the taiga",

collections of short stories and short stories:

• “Discovery of Tofalaria” (1962),
• “Letters of the beloved” (1965);

collections of aphorisms:

• "Aphorisms 2100",
• “Aphorisms. Thoughts 4900 ",
• “Aphorisms. Paradoxes. 6000 ",
• “Aphorisms. Maxim. 5000 ";

The author of a number of journalistic articles and the book of the essay "Dialogue" (1983).

The works of V. Kanivets were translated into a number of foreign languages.

• State Prize of Ukraine named after T. G. Shevchenko (1970) - for the novel “Ulyanovs”
• Prize named after I. Kotlyarevsky.

• Kanivets Volodimir Vasilovich (Ukrainian)