Historical novels Esenberlin is a significant event in the culture of Kazakhstan.Ĭ in 1975 was on the creative work. Writer's books have been translated into many languages and published in millions of copies. Later, the writer wrote the trilogy 'Golden Horde', consisting of the novels 'Shestiglavy Aydahar,' 'Six goals Aydahara' and 'Death Aydahara.' For explanation of this trilogy filmed the movie 'Nomad'. Combined in a trilogy of novels 'Nomads', covering events in the Kazakh steppe from the XV to the middle of the XIX century: the formation of the Kazakh people, complicated relationship with Dzungaria, China, Khiva, Bukhara, the Russian Empire. In 1969 he wrote a historical novel, 'Khan Kene,' in 1971 - 'Charmed sword', in 1973 - 'Despair'. Wrote a number of socialist realist novels: 'Fight', 'Dangerous Crossing', 'Loving' (another translation of 'Love'), 'The Golden Bird', 'Cover me with his shield,' 'Mangystau Front', 'Golden Horses wake up.' Translates from Russian into Kazakh KDUshinsky works. Later tried his hand at drama - the play 'The struggle in the mountains' is placed in the National Youth Theatre.

Since 1945, Yesenberlin published collections of poetry and poems. In the years 1958-1967 - a scenario-editor of the editorial board of the studio 'Kazakhfilm' until 1967 - the editor Kazgoslitizdata to 1971 - Director, 'Zhazushy', then secretary of the Union of Writers of Kazakhstan. Works in the Ministry of Geology of the Kazakh Soviet Socialist Republic, then head of Bersugirskoy mine. In 1947-1951 he served as director of the Kazakh State Philharmonic. Until 1947 he worked in the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Kazakhstan. Out the front, badly wounded, in 1942, he returned to Kazakhstan. In 1940 he graduated from the Kazakh Mining and Metallurgical Institute. The author of a historical trilogy 'Nomads.' He was born on Januin Atbasar Akmola region. Plus (not sure exactly what to include.Ilyas Yesenberlin (kazakh - Ілияс Есенберлин)- the great Kazakh writer. Uzbekistan: The Underground (Hamid Ismailov)

Turkmenistan: The Tale of Aypi (Ak Welsapar) Tajikstan: The Sands of Oxus: Boyhood Reminiscences (Sadriddin Ayni) Kyrgyzstan: Jamilia (Chinghiz Aïmatov) & The Day Lasts More than a Hundred Years (') Kurdistan: I Stared at the Night of the City (Bakhtiyar Ali) Kazakhstan: The Nomads (Ilyas Yesenberlin) & Book of Words (Abai) Here is what I have already from each country, but if you have any recommendations of fiction (poetry is ok too) from a native writer in your country, I would be so appreciative!Īfghanistan: The Kite Runner (Khaled Hosseini) Hi all! I have been working on an enormous reading project for 4 years and I would love some recommendations from people more familiar.

The Nomads by Iliyas Yessenberlin