![]() After Stalin’s death Ilyas Yesenberlin was released and rehabilitated. In hard working conditions and starvation Ilyas survived due to the fact that he was a mining engineer and led the main section of canal construction. He lost his job and then was sent to the construction of the Karakum Canal. Seyfullin" he was chased by the authorities. But in 1942, being badly wounded he returned to Kazakhstan.Īfter his marriage to the daughter of an "enemy of the people" and "companion of S. In the early period of the World War II he was mobilized to the front. After graduating school he studied in "Workers’ Faculty" and then in 1940 he graduated from the Kazakh Mining and Metallurgical Institute. He was cheerful and optimistic person with a strong will, huge patience and an infallible memory. He loved reading world literary classics and drawing. In the sick and almost dying health condition he was sent to orphanage.ĭuring his study at school he showed outstanding mathematical abilities: he was able not only analyze and systematize quickly different phenomena and events, but also loved and knew very well the Kazakh folklore. ![]() ![]() His brother was sheltered by relatives whereas nine-years Ilyas became homeless child. Ilyas and his brother Ravnak became orphans at young age, their parents died during epidemic of black smallpox. He was born on Januin the town of Atbasar of Akmola region. Ilyas Yesenberlin (1915–1983) was the great Kazakh writer and author of the historical trilogy "Nomads". ![]()
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