Sprinchan Bronislav Petrovich (August 16, 1928, Kanizh , Novomirgorodsky district , Kirovograd region - July 8, 2008, Minsk) - Belarusian Soviet writer.
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Biography
Born in the family of an employee. He graduated from the Kirovograd College of Agricultural Engineering (1949), then - Literary Institute (1962, in absentia), Minsk Higher Party School (1966). He was a member of the CPSU .
He worked at the Gomselmash factory (1949–1955), in the newspapers Selmashevets (1955–1962), Sovetskaya Belorussia (1962–1964), and was the head of the poetry department in the journal Nyoman (1966–1991).
The first poems were published in 1950 in the Gomel Truth. Translated into Ukrainian and Kazakh. He himself translated into Russian the verses of Belarusian poets, in particular, M. Bogdanovich . Member of the USSR SP (1955).
Tragically died (hit by a car when crossing Pobediteley Avenue [1] ). He was buried in the Northern cemetery of Minsk.
Bibliography
Over the Sozh Steeps. Minsk, 1957;
Ash. Minsk, 1973;
Rapids. Minsk, 1982;
Creation. Minsk, 1983;
Hopes are tender sprouts. Minsk, 1986;
Cornflowers on a white canvas. Minsk, 1990;
Life is eternal circle. Minsk, 1990;
A troubled day. Minsk, 1984.
Personal life
The son of Vadim (born 1950) is a poet and translator, the granddaughter of Oksana (born 1973) is a poet.
Literature
Branisla Sprynchan // Belarussian Pismennіk (1917-1990): Davennіk / Skladalnіk A.K. Gardzіtskі. Pad Red. A. L. Verabey - Mn .: Mastatsky Literature, 1994. - P. 508. - 653 p. - 22,000 copies. - ISBN 5-340-00709-X .