Anarov, Khaitby

Khaitbay Anarov
Khaitbay Anarov
	Uzbek Kayitboy Anorov
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Occupation	collective farm chairman
Children	5 sons and 8 daughters

Khaitbay Anarov ( Uzbek Kayitboy Anorov ; , - , ) - Soviet and Kyrgyz agricultural activist, chairman of the collective farm named after Molotov, Aravan region, Osh region . Hero of Socialist Labor (1957).

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Biography

He was born on June 15, 1904 in the village of Osh district of the Ferghana region (now the village of in the Aravan district of the Osh region of Kyrgyzstan ) in a peasant family, ethnic Uzbek .

In 1930, he was one of the first to join the Sassyk-Unkur collective farm , organized in the Aravan district. In 1933-1938 he worked as deputy chairman of the Achi collective farm in the same region. In 1938-1940 he was the head of the regional land administration department, in 1940-1959 he was the chairman of the board of the Molotov collective farm (later renamed the collective farm “Communism”). From 1959 to 1964, he was a technician in the management of the district water sector. In 1940 he joined the CPSU (b) . In 1964 he entered a personal pension of national importance .

The collective farm "Communism" under the leadership of H. Anarov became a large, economically strong economy not only in the region and region, but throughout the republic . In those years, field cultivation developed here, year after year, field productivity increased, and animal husbandry also developed. The number of cattle and small cattle increased, productivity and profitability increased. In the villages, large-scale construction of social facilities was carried out - schools, kindergartens and healthcare facilities. Power lines and water pipes were built , streets and roads were landscaped and paved.

In 1957, the Molotov collective farm took leading positions in agricultural production in the Aravan district .

By a decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR of February 15, 1957, he was awarded the title Hero of Socialist Labor with the presentation of the Order of Lenin and the Gold Medal " Hammer and Sickle " ^[1] .

He died on January 31, 1989, was buried at the Intifak cemetery in the village of Kok-Zhelet, Aravan region .

Family

5 sons and 8 daughters.

The wife of his son Khaitboev Muhammaduraim - Ermatov, Tajihan - at the age of 17 was awarded the high title of Hero of Socialist Labor .

The younger brother is Alla (1907-1979), twice Hero of Socialist Labor (1948, 1951).

Memory

In 1989, the name of H. Anarov was assigned to secondary school No. 30 in the Aravan district of Osh region ^[2] .

Rewards

Sickle and Hammer Medal (02/15/1957)
Two Orders of the Red Banner of Labor (06/09/1947; 01/31/1951)
Medal "For Labor Valor" (03/26/1948)
Medal "In commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the birth of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin" (1970)

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Literature

Muzalevsky M.V. Heroes of Socialist Labor: A Bibliographic Dictionary. - M .: RIC "Cavalier", 2008 . - T. 2. - 200 p.
Kyrgyzstan: Uluttuk Encyclopedia. - Bishkek: Mamlekettik teal jean encyclopedia borboru, 2006. - T. 1 / Bashky ed. Ү. A. Asanov. - ISBN 9967-14-046-1
Borbugulov M. Osh oblasts encyclopedias. - Frunze, 1989.
In the name of the prosperity of Kyrgyzstan: Encyclopedic publication on the prominent Uzbeks of Kyrgyzstan / Hand. B. Zh. Zhuraev. - Osh : Rizvan, 2017 .-- 336 p.

[1] Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR "On the assignment of the title of Hero of Socialist Labor to collective farmers, collective farmers, workers of machine and tractor stations and state farms, party and Soviet workers of the Kyrgyz SSR"

[2] School No. 30 named after Khaitbay Anarov, Aravan district, Osh region