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Круглая печать
Продолжение приключенческой повести «Улица Оружейников», связанная с первой книгой общим местом действия и одними персонажами. «Улица Оружейников» рассказывает о событиях 1917–1919 годов в Средней Азии. «Круглая печать» — повесть о пяти юных рыцарях дружбы, живущих на той же самой улице Оружейников десять лет спустя.
First published January 1, 1978
About the author
Kamil Ikramov
10 books1 followerKamil Akmalevich Ikramov (September 10, 1927 - June 4, 1989). Writer and screenwriter, author of novels, short stories, short stories, essays.
1927. - Year of birth. Mother - Evgenia Lvovna Zelkina (1900-1938). Father - Akmal Ikramov (1898-1938), first secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Uzbekistan.
1937, September 20. - Father's arrest. The trial in the case of the right-Trotskyist bloc together with N. Bukharin, Rykov, N. Krestinsky.
1938, March 13. - Sentence of the Military Collegium of the Supreme Court of the USSR: execution (executed on March 15, 1938 in Moscow).
The arrest of the mother and her death in the camp. Life with grandparents in Moscow after the arrest of parents. Studying at a vocational school.
1943, November 12. - The arrest of Kamil Ikramov after receiving his passport. Accusation of anti-Soviet agitation. The verdict of the Special Meeting at the NKVD - 5 years of labor camp.
1948. - Liberation.
1951. - Re-arrest. The verdict is 5 years in prison. Place of imprisonment - Karaganda camp. Participation in amateur performances, which he considered as the greatest salvation and self-affirmation.
1955, April. - Liberation. Arrival to Moscow.
1956. - Postponement to the Pedagogical Institute named after. Krupskaya.
1957, June. - Rehabilitation and recovery in the father's party.
1961-1980s - Publication of books for children. Writing screenplays for films. About 50 appearances in magazines and the same number in newspapers.
1963 - Acquaintance with Alexander Alfredovich Beck and his daughter Tatyana Beck.
Marriage. Wife - Olga Sidelnikova.
1966 - Birth of daughter Anna.
1984. - Publication of the novel "The Course of Things".
Trip to Cologne with lectures for Slavists.
1988. - Birth of the grandson Matvey.
1989. - K. A. Ikramov died.
1991. - Release of the chronicle novel "My Father's Case".
1927. - Year of birth. Mother - Evgenia Lvovna Zelkina (1900-1938). Father - Akmal Ikramov (1898-1938), first secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Uzbekistan.
1937, September 20. - Father's arrest. The trial in the case of the right-Trotskyist bloc together with N. Bukharin, Rykov, N. Krestinsky.
1938, March 13. - Sentence of the Military Collegium of the Supreme Court of the USSR: execution (executed on March 15, 1938 in Moscow).
The arrest of the mother and her death in the camp. Life with grandparents in Moscow after the arrest of parents. Studying at a vocational school.
1943, November 12. - The arrest of Kamil Ikramov after receiving his passport. Accusation of anti-Soviet agitation. The verdict of the Special Meeting at the NKVD - 5 years of labor camp.
1948. - Liberation.
1951. - Re-arrest. The verdict is 5 years in prison. Place of imprisonment - Karaganda camp. Participation in amateur performances, which he considered as the greatest salvation and self-affirmation.
1955, April. - Liberation. Arrival to Moscow.
1956. - Postponement to the Pedagogical Institute named after. Krupskaya.
1957, June. - Rehabilitation and recovery in the father's party.
1961-1980s - Publication of books for children. Writing screenplays for films. About 50 appearances in magazines and the same number in newspapers.
1963 - Acquaintance with Alexander Alfredovich Beck and his daughter Tatyana Beck.
Marriage. Wife - Olga Sidelnikova.
1966 - Birth of daughter Anna.
1984. - Publication of the novel "The Course of Things".
Trip to Cologne with lectures for Slavists.
1988. - Birth of the grandson Matvey.
1989. - K. A. Ikramov died.
1991. - Release of the chronicle novel "My Father's Case".
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