Imshenetsky Nikolai Ivanovich (b. July 18, 1918, village Buras , Buras district , Semipalatinsk region , Kazakh SSR ) - Soviet writer, member of the USSR Writers Union (1957).
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| Date of Birth | July 18, 1918 (101 years old) |
| Place of Birth | with. Buras , Buras district , Semipalatinsk region , Kazakh SSR |
| Citizenship |  the USSR |
| Occupation | poet , translator |
| Language of Works | Russian |
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Biography
Imshenetskiy Nikolay Ivanovich was born in 1918 in the village of Buras , in the family of a tailor. In 1936, after graduating from high school, N. Imshenetskiy entered the Kyrgyz State Pedagogical Institute [1] , which he graduated from as an external student in 1939. In November of that year, he was drafted into the Navy . He participated in the battles with white fins on the Karelian front , and after the war with Finland , with the very first batch of sailors and border guards, he got to the Hanko peninsula rented by the Soviet Union, where he worked as a correspondent for the newspaper Defender of the Motherland [2] .
From the first days of World War II, N. Imshenetskiy was appointed special correspondent for the newspaper Red Gangut to the naval landing squad of Captain B. Granin . After the Soviet command evacuated the naval fortress of Hanko, he worked as a correspondent for the newspapers Defender of the Homeland and Fire Shield in Kronstadt , and then, until the end of World War II, participated in the defense of Leningrad , in the battles to liberate Poland , Hungary , Czechoslovakia [3 ] .
From the end of 1946 to 1949, N. Imshenetskiy worked as a correspondent for the Red Fleet newspaper, first in the North and then in the Baltic Fleets [2] .
Creativity
Since 1949, after returning to Kyrgyzstan , N. Imshenetskiy wrote a series of essays. In 1950, the Kyrgyz State Publishing House published the first book of poems by N. Imshenetskiy “With all my heart”, dedicated to the valiant Soviet sailors [2] .
Several years in a row N. Imshenetskiy went to high-mountain pastures . The result of the poet’s work was his large poem Susamyr, published in 1954, dedicated to the labor affairs of livestock breeders in Kyrgyzstan [2] .
In 1958, N. Imshenetskiy published the first book of lyric poems, “Native People” [2] .
Bibliography
Books of N. Imshenetsky . - taken from the RSL . Date accessed August 31, 2019.
- N. Imshenetskiy. With all my heart: Poems and songs. - Frunze: Kyrgyzgosizdat, 1950 .-- 104 p.
- N. Imshenetskiy. Susamyr: Poem. - Frunze: Kyrgyz State Publishing House, 1954. - 199 p.
- N. Imshenetskiy. Native people: Lyric poems and poem. - Frunze: Kyrgyzgosizdat, 1958.- 184 p.
- N. Imshenetskiy. When the heart burns: Essays, travel notes. - Frunze: Kyrgyzstan State Publishing House, 1961 .-- 99 p.
- N. Imshenetskiy. Two exploits of Fedor Gladkov: Essays, travel notes, novel. - Frunze: Kyrgyzstan, 1967 .-- 155 p.
- N. Imshenetskiy. Burned at the stake: Documentary novel. - Frunze: Mektep , 1972.- 167 p.
- N. Imshenetskiy. Appeal to the sons: Poems and poems. - Frunze: Kyrgyzstan, 1978. - 160 p.
- N. Imshenetskiy. Give me strength, my Dvina! : Partisans were. - Frunze: Kyrgyzstan, 1983. - 184 p.
translations
- A. Toktomushev. News from China : Poem. - Frunze: Kyrgyzgosizdat, 1953.- 92 p.
- A. Berdibaev. I am satisfied: Lyric poems and poems. - Frunze: Kyrgyzgosizdat, 1958.- 106 p.
- T. Shamshiev. On fire: A poem for young people. - Frunze: Kyrgyzgosizdat, I960. - 84 p.
Notes
- ↑ Poet, translator Nikolai Imshenetskiy // Open.kg // 09/03/2015
- ↑ 1 2 3 4 5 Samaganov, 1958 .
- ↑ Imshenetskiy, Nikolai Ivanovich (in Kyrgyz) // Howling Pixel
Literature
- J. Samaganov. Kyrgyz Soviet writers // Writers of Soviet Kyrgyzstan / E.K. Ozmitel . - Kyrgyzgosizdat, 1958.- 269 p. - 7000 copies.