Bandurenko, Evgeny Fedorovich

Born into a shoemaker's family. He studied at the philological faculty of Kiev University . In 1939 he was called up for service in the Red Army .

Member of World War II.

After demobilization from the army, he lived and worked in Odessa. In 1946-1951 He headed the Odessa Writing Organization. Member of the CPSU since 1944.

It was published since 1940. He began his career with lyric and lyric-epic poems, over time, more often performed in the satirical-humorous genre.

The first collection of “Swords and Strings” was released in 1945. Front-line themes, peaceful everyday life, courage of sea workers, melodies of “heart strings” are the main theme of the poetic heritage of E. Bandurenko.

The poet put satire and humor at the service of the moral and ethical “sanitation” in the socialist hostel. He used the weapon of laughter against the ideological enemies of the USSR.

• Collections of lyrics and humor:
• “Swords and Strings” (1945)
• Friendship (1948)
• "Happily swimming" (1951)
• “Spill Dnipro” (1952)
• The Pivdenna Side (1953)
• “For hvist that at the sun” (1955)
• Veselka (1957)
• "Usmіhnimos, friends" (1958)
• "One World of Mazany" (1959)
• “To whom is good, and to whom the rib is good” (1960)
• “Taking Bi I Pandora” (1962)
• Gomin of the Sea (1963)
• “Chesney is more humorous” (1966)
• "Trains" (1967)
• "Birch poultices" (1968)
• “Strings and Streets” (1969)
• “Balm and Sil” (1972)
• Vibrane (1977)

• Order of the Red Star
• medal "For Labor Distinction" (11.24.1960)
• other medals

• The scribes of Radyansk Ukraine. 1917-1987: Bioble_graphic dover / Managers V.K. Koval, V.P. Pavlovska.— K .: Rad. scribe, 1988. (Ukrainian)
• The scribes of Radyansky Ukraine: Bioblegraphic dovidnik / Order Oleg Kilimnik.— K .: Rad. scribe, 1960. (Ukrainian)

• Єvgen Fedorovich Bandurenko