Sidorov, Oleg Gavrilievich

Born in 1962 in the village of Amga , Amginsky District. In 1980 he graduated from Amga secondary school. V. G. Korolenko . In 1985 he graduated from the Faculty of History and Philology of the Yakutsk State University . He passed the specialization in journalism , opened on the basis of IFF in 1982. He worked in the editorial offices of the newspapers Kommunizm tutuutugar (Amginsky District), Molodyozh Yakutiya, the combined editorial staff of the Sakha Sire newspapers - Tips of Yakutia, the Ministry of Culture, the Department of Press Affairs, the Ministry of Foreign Relations, the Department of Peoples Affairs and Federal Relations , Office of the press service of the President and the Government of the RS (I), was an adviser to the Vice-President of the RS (I). Chairman of the Board of the Union of Journalists of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) in 1992–2001 From July 2010 to October 2013, he worked as Head of the Information Policy and Communication Technologies Department of the North-Eastern Federal University named after M.K. Ammosov. ^[eight]

After graduation, he worked in the Amginsky district newspaper "Communism tutuutugar." In 1989 he was hired by the correspondent of the republican newspaper "Youth of Yakutia". His journalistic articles and correspondence about the events of the perestroika period in the history of our country, many residents of the republic remember. He covered the work of the Second Congress of People's Deputies of the USSR, the Second International Conference on Human Rights “Vilnius - Leningrad 90” [2] , the conference of the Lithuanian national movement “Sayudis”, the Assembly of Turkic peoples, the anti-nuclear movement “Nevada-Semipalatinsk” and others. Yakut Radio, STV, was the first broadcaster of its programs in the Yakut language. He worked in the joint editorial office of the newspaper “Sakha Sire” - “The Soviets of Yakutia”. He edited the newspaper "Tuskul" of the Union of public associations and citizens "Sakha Omuk". ^[9]

Iline Magazine

Since 1991, founder and chief editor of Ilin magazine. ^{[2] [10]} “Ilin” is one of the first cultural and national (ethnic) editions of Russia. ^[11] It appears in two languages. In 2012, the magazine celebrated its 20th anniversary. ^[12] Since 2015, the Yakut and Russian versions of the ILIN magazine are available online in a new format. ^[13]

Head of the Department of Journalism Department at the NKFU PF

At the department opened a permanent exhibition "Media-EXPO." ^{[14] The} discussion press club earned, the first president of Yakutia, State Duma deputy Mikhail Nikolaev took part in the meeting. ^[15] At the initiative of Oleg Gavrilievich, the press center of the department of journalism at the NEFU began work. ^{[16] [17] [18] [19]}

Oleg Gavrilievich's research interests focus on issues of the history of Yakut journalism, the works of the first Yakut publicists and editors of the early 20th century (V.Nikiforov-Kulumnyur, S.A. Novgorodov and others), the ethnic press, the history of enlightenment, social thought and literature. Author of scientific publications, popular science and critical articles.

Oleg Amgin entered the literature with the publication of the parable-story “The Tree of Tygyn” in the journal Polar Star (magazine, Yakutsk) (Yakutsk) in 2009 [3] . Later this story was included in a small book published by the National Book Publishing House “Bichik” under the same name. Three small stories from this series about the legendary Yakut king Tygyn were included in the selection “From the Modern Yakut Literature” in the magazine Zvezda (St. Petersburg) in number 11 for 2012 [4] O. Sidorov (Amgin) is one of those rare bilingual authors who write their journalistic and literary works in Russian and Yakut languages.

A small review of the book "Tree Tygyna" on the site "Sakhalife" - "Tree Tygyna" - a new book by Oleg Sidorov " [5]

In December 2012, he was awarded the “Excellent Press of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)” award, the highest award of the Union of Journalists of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) “For Contribution to Journalism”, was awarded the title of laureate of the Foundation for Assistance to the Development of Culture, Science and Education (founder of the Foundation is the first President of the Republic Sakha (Yakutia) Mikhail Efimovich Nikolaev ) "To the glory and the benefit of the republic." ^[8] Honored Worker of Culture of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) (2000). Awarded the title of "Honorary Citizen of Amginsky Ulus".

The author of journalistic books:

• "Russia-Yakutia: Yesterday's Tomorrow" (1999)
• “From Alexei Kulakovsky to Nikolai Luginov. Strokes to the portrait of the Yakut culture "(2009, 2011 (2nd ed.))
• “Mikhail Nikolaev. Climbing The steps of courage "(2012)
• "20 years later. Strokes to the portrait of the era "(2012)
• "Tree Tygyna", a collection of stories, parables (2010)
• "Platon Oiunsky", in the series "Life of Remarkable People" by the publishing house "Young Guard" (2016)
• "Mikhail Nikolaev", in the series "Life of Remarkable People: A Biography Continues" by the publishing house "Young Guard" (2017)
• "Maxim Ammosov", in the series "Life of Remarkable People" of the publishing house "Young Guard" (2017)
• "Platon Oiunsky. Burning Stone Sata", publishing house "Bichik" (2017)

Wife Lena Alekseevna, Candidate of Cultural Studies, Associate Professor at the Department of Cultural Studies at the North-Eastern Federal University named after M.K. Ammosov, honored worker of culture of the Sakha Republic, art editor of the Ilin magazine. Two children.

• Personal site
• Personal account on the NEFU website
• Personal blog
• http://gvardiya.ru/publishing/authors/sidorov_oleg_gavrilevich
• The official site of the historical-geographical and cultural journal "Ilin"
• Oleg Amgin in the " Journal Hall "
• Union of Journalists of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia): Chairmen of the Board of the Union of Journalists of the Yakut Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic, Chairmen of the Union of Journalists of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)
• The Academy of Spirituality has four new names.
• Interview on Wikisource // Oral History. Interview 2001-2006 / Chapter 71 / Quid dicis. Oral history. Interview 2001—2006 by Andrey Lubensky
• Interview with students