Manuvakh Dadashev (Russian: Манувах Мардахаевич Дадашев; Hebrew: מנוחוב דדשב; 1913–1943) was a Soviet poet of Mountain Jew origin. He wrote in a language of the Mountain Jew (Juhuri).
Manuvakh Dadashev was born into a poor family in the city of Derbent in 1913.[1] He worked for the newspaper The Toiler, first as a distributor of letters, and then as a literary worker. In the same newspaper, he published his first poems.[2]
When World War II began, Dadashev went to the front as a volunteer. During the war, he continued to write poems and stories, which were published in the newspaper Dagestankaya Pravda. In 1943, in a battle near Luhansk, senior lieutenant Dadashev was seriously wounded and soon died of his wounds.[1] He was buried in Lugansk in a mass grave in the park named after "May 9". Dadashev was awarded medals: "For Courage" and "For the Defense of Stalingrad".[5]
Dadashev's poems were published in the Anthology of Mountain Jews poets, Fruits of October, and Judeo-Tat almanac. Dadashev dedicated his poem (Juhuri:Du komz) – "Two letters" to female emancipation.
In 1969, the Dagestan Book Publishing House posthumously published a book of poems. The Flame of October.[6]
manuvakh, dadashev, russian, Манувах, Мардахаевич, Дадашев, hebrew, מנוחוב, דדשב, 1913, 1943, soviet, poet, mountain, origin, wrote, language, mountain, juhuri, manuvakh, mardakhaevich, dadashevborn1913derbent, dagestan, oblast, russian, empiredied1943, 1943, . Manuvakh Dadashev Russian Manuvah Mardahaevich Dadashev Hebrew מנוחוב דדשב 1913 1943 was a Soviet poet of Mountain Jew origin He wrote in a language of the Mountain Jew Juhuri Manuvakh Mardakhaevich DadashevBorn1913Derbent Dagestan Oblast Russian EmpireDied1943 1943 00 00 aged 29 30 Luhansk UkraineOccupationPoetNotable awards Biography editManuvakh Dadashev was born into a poor family in the city of Derbent in 1913 1 He worked for the newspaper The Toiler first as a distributor of letters and then as a literary worker In the same newspaper he published his first poems 2 Dadashev studied at universities in Baku and Moscow 3 He worked in Makhachkala at the institute Collected and translated into Russian the folklore of the peoples of the Caucasus He translated Russian poets into the language of Mountain Jews 4 Among the unfinished translations was Eugene Onegin by Alexander Pushkin on which he worked before the beginning of the World War II When World War II began Dadashev went to the front as a volunteer During the war he continued to write poems and stories which were published in the newspaper Dagestankaya Pravda In 1943 in a battle near Luhansk senior lieutenant Dadashev was seriously wounded and soon died of his wounds 1 He was buried in Lugansk in a mass grave in the park named after May 9 Dadashev was awarded medals For Courage and For the Defense of Stalingrad 5 Dadashev s poems were published in the Anthology of Mountain Jews poets Fruits of October and Judeo Tat almanac Dadashev dedicated his poem Juhuri Du komz Two letters to female emancipation In 1969 the Dagestan Book Publishing House posthumously published a book of poems The Flame of October 6 References edit a b Senior lieutenant Dadashev Manuvakh Mardakhaevich Dadashev Manuvakh Mardakhaevich Dadashev Manuvakh Mardakhaevich Jewish Tat literature Dadashev Manuvakh Mardakhaevich Ministry of culture of the republic of DagestanExternal links editJudeo Tat literature Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Manuvakh Dadashev amp oldid 1211497816, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
