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Aleksandrovich, Andrei Ivanovich
Born Jan. 9 (22), 1906, in Minsk; died Jan. 6, 1963, at Kubinka Station, Moscow Oblast. Soviet Byelorussian poet, published since 1921. Member of the Academy of Sciences of the Byelorussian SSR (1936). Member of the CPSU from 1930. Graduated from the University of Byelorussia (1930). Aleksandrovich was the author of several collections of poems, including On the Byelorussian Road (1925), Prozolot’ (1926), On the Run (1927), The Factory of Death (1929), The Push (1934), and Armed Songs (1936). His poetry is inspired by sentiments of civic duty and revolutionary pathos. He wrote for children as well as adults. WORKSVybranae, 1921–1956. Minsk, 1958.Zbor tvorau (in 2 vols.), vol. 1. Minsk, 1963. In Russian translation: Stikhi. Moscow, 1932. Solntse i pesnia. Moscow, 1936. Schastlivaia doroga. Smolensk, 1935. Topoli i sosny. Moscow-Leningrad, 1966. REFERENCESSalavei, L. “Vyprabavanne chasam.” Polymia, 1958, no. 8.Zvonak, A. “Andrei Aleksandrovich.” Polymia, 1966, no. 2. Pis’menniki Savetskai Belarusi. Minsk, 1959. Want to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit the webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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