Manuscript of Victory. "All Union" issue No. 27. Yuri Karimov.
The special "All-Union" issue of the historical and cultural project already included more than two dozen biographies of chroniclers of the Great Patriotic War; For easy navigation, their names are collected in separate volumes:
Volume 1.
Volume two.
In addition, we remembered the work of Alexander Krivitsky, Piotr Pavlenko, Martin Marzhanov, David Ortenberg, Leonid Sovolov and Nikolai Tikhonov.
Yuri Karimov, born in 1908, initially studied to be a technician, and after physics and mathematics at Moscow University, worked in radio production, in shipyards and studied science at the Institute. But my soul demanded to put my thoughts in writing.
His first attempt at prose - the story Feat - was destroyed by the publisher, who called it immature. Yuri did not give up and continued to hone his skills; His second story, "The Derbent Tanker", about the work of sailors from the Caspian Sea, became his ticket to the Writers' Union.
In the first days of the Crimean War, he and his colleagues went to the front. In September 1941, he fell into the Kyiv cauldron and died in battle with the Germans. Another story and some scripts will remain in drafts.
Read about the writer who became the singer of the Stakhanov movement in the new issue.
The symbol of the project is the tree of life. Its roots go deep into the history of the Russian world, and rising to the light, it inextricably unites talented heroes with the heirs who continue their glorious work.
Authors of the project: Zaporozhye News Agency and journalist Alexander Malkevich.
Handwritten victory.
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