Presentation of the book of a prominent Kazakhstan poet, a writer, a Commander of the Order ”Parasat,” Laureate of the International Literary Prize “Alash”, Elitor-in-chief of the literary and art magazine “Prostor” Valeryi Mikhailov “ Galamat zhut shezheresy, issued by publishing-house “Mektep” will take place in the Librarianship Hall on 27 November 2012 at 11 o’clock.
Valeryi Fedorovich Mikhailov was born in Karaganda in 1946. He graduated from Kazakh Polytechnical Institute , the Faculty of Geophysics. Since 1997 he had worked as an Editor-in-chief of the newspaper “Kazakhstanskaya pravda”, since 2003 he has been as an Editor-in-chief of the literary and art magazine “Prostor”. Since 1087 he is a member of Writers’ Union and the Secretary on the board, Corresponding Member of an Academy of poetry (Moscow).
He is an author of more than 20 books of collections of poems and prose, published in Kazakhstan and in Russia, documentary tale “Chronicle of the great jute” (1990, 1996), “The great jute”(2008), collections of essays: “Heart for chant”, “Piece of news” (1994), “Flicker-free light” (1996), collections of poems “Direct speech” (1983), “Annual candle” (2006), “Russian chaos” (2007), “Solanum”, “Angle of heart” (2008).
In 2012 for 80-years of tragic events of the mass starvation in 1932-33 in Kazakhstan came out a new book of V. Mikhailov “Galamat zhut shezhyresy”, issued by publishing –house , “Mektep”. This book is a more complete translation of Gusman Zhandybaev books “Chronicle of the great jute” and “The great jute” into Kazakh, which had a circulation of 10 thousand copies.
“Galamat zhut shezhyresy” is the first large research of sources, reasons and character of the great Kazakh tragedy, taken place at the beginning of the thirties. Then under the guise of complete collectivization Bolsheviks attempted to implement ethnocide -- annihilation of the people. Technology of bolshevik ethnocide is disclosed in the book, are provided evidence of those, who survived during the period of mass starvation. V.Mikhailov’s documentary tale tells us for the first time about it, what occurred in that early years in Kazakhstan. There were tens of thousands exiled onto Kazakh land “special settlers” -- Russians, Ukrainians and representatives of other nationalities.
Participants: well-known writers and poets of Kazakhstan, public figures, specialists in study of Literature, students of Institutes, librarians of Almaty city, readers and representatives of mass-media.
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