Tsotsko Bitsoevich Ambalov , a Russian version of the name - Uvar Vasilievich ( Ossetia . Æmbalty Tsotsko Bitsoyi snort , October 5 ( October 18 ), 1870, Ardon village - 1937 ) - Ossetian public figure, ethnographer, translator, linguist and collector of Ossetian folklore.
Tsotsko Bitsoevich Ambalov | |
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Æmbalty Tsotsko Bitsoyi fyrt | |
Date of Birth | October 5 (18) 1870 |
Place of Birth | Ardon village |
Date of death | 1937 |
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Language of Works | Ossetian |
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Biography
Born October 18, 1870 in the family of ensign in the village of Ardon (today - the city). After graduating from the parochial school in his native village, he entered the Ardon Theological Seminary.
In the 90s of the XIX century was one of the initiators of the book publishing society. He was engaged in publishing works of Ossetian authors, in particular, he first published a poetic collection “Ossetian Lira” by poet Kosta Khetagurov . He organized the publication of the newspaper Iron newspapers (Ossetian newspaper), the first issue of which was published on July 23, 1906 and since 1907 has published the newspaper Nogard (New Life).
Together with his friends, Baba Zangiyev and Mikhail Basiev accompanied the body of the deceased Kosta Khetagurov from the village of Laba in Vladikavkaz .
Since 1918, he was a member of the Ossetian Historical and Philosophical Society. On the instructions of society, from the 20s of the 20th century, he became involved in collecting works of Ossetian oral folk art. Based on his expeditions, he published the “Collection of Ossetian folk tales”.
Since 1925, he was directly involved in the preparation for the publication of volumes I and II of the Ossetian-Russian-German Dictionary of Academician Vsevolod Miller . The publication of the dictionary was timed to coincide with the 200th anniversary of the USSR Academy of Sciences, which commissioned Professor A. A. Freiman to prepare and publish it. Tsotsko Ambalov was seconded by the Presidium of the North Ossetian Regional Executive Committee in Leningrad to help Professor Freiman. In addition to working on the editors of the dictionary, he lectured on the Ossetian language at Leningrad State University . He returned to his homeland in 1932.
Translated from German to Ossetian dramas “Thieves” and “William Tell” by Schiller, Andersen's fairy tales, stories of Leo Tolstoy and Maxim Gorky.
Shot in 1937.
Memory
- In October 2006, a monument dedicated to Tsotsko Ambalov was unveiled on the Walk of Fame in Ardon. The author of the sculpture is I. Khaev.
- Ardon Central Library named after him
- On the house where Tsotsko Ambalov lived in Ardon, in 2006 a memorial tablet was fortified.
- The annual journalism and journalism award, approved by the Union of Journalists of the Republic of North Ossetia-Alania, is named after him.
Literature
- Ossetia and Ossetians / author and compiler KS Chelekhsaty, Vladikavkaz - SPB, 2009, p. 467
- Biboeva IG, Kazity M. R., Writers of Ossetia, bibliography, Vladikavkaz, Ir, 2015, pp. 43 - 44, ISBN 978-5-7534-1499-01
- Abaev I., Ambalov, Tsotsko , Great biographical encyclopedia
Links
- Gubadi Dzagurti, About Tsotsko Ambalove
- Tsgoyti Khazbib, Æmbalty Tsotsko , " Ræstdzinad " (Osset.)
- Information resource about Tsotsko Ambalove (rus.) ( Ossetia .)