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В пустыню пришла весна
Повесть известного узбекского писателя Рахмата Файзи «В пустыню пришла весна» посвящена молодежи, преобразующей степи Мирзачуля.
Главный герой Мухиддин Рахимов с товарищами едет работать в колхоз, недавно созданный в пустынной степи. Героев повести влечет неустанный порыв к неизведанным далям, ненасытная жажда открывать в жизни новое, увидеть себя участниками строительства нашего будущего.
Самоотверженность и трудовой энтузиазм помогают целинникам на недавно еще безжизненной земле создать образцовое хозяйство.
Главный герой Мухиддин Рахимов с товарищами едет работать в колхоз, недавно созданный в пустынной степи. Героев повести влечет неустанный порыв к неизведанным далям, ненасытная жажда открывать в жизни новое, увидеть себя участниками строительства нашего будущего.
Самоотверженность и трудовой энтузиазм помогают целинникам на недавно еще безжизненной земле создать образцовое хозяйство.
224 pages, Hardcover
Published January 1, 1979
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Rahmat Faizi
5 books2 followers Рахмат Файзи́ 1918 - 1988
Uzbek Soviet writer, film playwright. People's writer of the Uzbek SSR (1978).
Born in the family of a craftsman in the Beshagach district of Tashkent. After graduating from high school, he studied at the College of Electromechanics. Later he worked in republican newspapers and publications.
In the period 1962-1965 he worked at the Uzbekfilm film studio. He wrote scripts for the films “Where are you, my Zulfiya” (also known as “Yor-yor”) and “You are not an orphan” and this made a huge contribution to the development of Uzbek cinema. The film “You are not an orphan”, shot according to the script of Rahmat Fayzi, was presented to viewers of foreign countries and received a decent rating.
Uzbek Soviet writer, film playwright. People's writer of the Uzbek SSR (1978).
Born in the family of a craftsman in the Beshagach district of Tashkent. After graduating from high school, he studied at the College of Electromechanics. Later he worked in republican newspapers and publications.
In the period 1962-1965 he worked at the Uzbekfilm film studio. He wrote scripts for the films “Where are you, my Zulfiya” (also known as “Yor-yor”) and “You are not an orphan” and this made a huge contribution to the development of Uzbek cinema. The film “You are not an orphan”, shot according to the script of Rahmat Fayzi, was presented to viewers of foreign countries and received a decent rating.
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