Literary Azerbaijan

The magazine "Literary Azerbaijan" was founded in 1931, immediately after the establishment of the Union of Writers of the USSR . After the creation of the Writers' Union of Azerbaijan in 1934, the journal became its organ. The task of the journal was as follows: publish literary works, criticism and journalism of local authors writing in Russian, in addition, works of classics and modern writers of Azerbaijan translated into Russian. For more than 30 years, the magazine was headed by a writer, a war veteran, an honored art worker of Azerbaijan, I. P. Tretyakov.

In 1981, the magazine was awarded the Order of Friendship of Peoples . ^[one]

Written in Russian works of Azerbaijani writers such as Imran Kasumov , Maksud Ibragimbekov , Rustam Ibragimbekov , Vladimir Kafarov, Mansur Vekilov , Chingiz Abdullayev , Akram Melikov, Natig Rasul-zade , Vugar Aslanov (Damirbeyli), including translations of artworks, and also works, and also works, and also works, and also works, and also works, and also works, as well as in the world of works, including translations of works, in which the works of the Russian art are written by Russian artists. Suleiman Rustam , Bayram Bayramov, Akram Aylisli , Sabir Akhmedov and others served through a magazine promoting Azerbaijani literature within the Soviet Union. For many years, the magazine had its own kiosk in Moscow .

Despite the difficult situation in the republic after the collapse of the Soviet Union, the magazine came out regularly.

Publications in the journal cover the whole panorama of Azerbaijani literature, starting from ancient times ( Nizami , Fuzuli ) and up to our days. In the magazine, the reader can get acquainted with the classical heritage of Azerbaijan, ashug art and folklore, as well as with the best works of contemporary writers. The magazine regularly publishes materials on the figures of Azerbaijani culture: composers Uzeir Hajibayov , Fikret Amirov , Kara Karayev , Tofik Kuliev ; artists Tahira Salakhov , Togrul Narimanbekov ; historical essays , journalistic and literary-critical articles. ^[one]

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• The Baku Slavic University held a meeting with the staff of the magazine "Literary Azerbaijan"