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Он чӣ аз саргузашт
The stuff of memoirs
From the publisher: Ин китоби охирини Ҷалол Икромӣ мебошад. Нависанда дар бораи солҳои наврасиаш, хешу табораш, революсияи сосиалистии Бухоро ва сарнагун шудани республикаи сосиалистии Бухоро, тараққиёт ва сабзиши республикаи сосиалистии Тоҷикистон сухан меронад. Саҳифаҳои зиёде ба солҳои мудҳиши 1937-39 бахшида шудааст.
Jalol Ikromi (1909-1993) was one of Soviet Tajikistan's most famous writers. This memoir covers his childhood in Bukhara as well his eventual move to Stalinabad (Dushanbe). A substantial portion of the memoir is devoted to the effect of the great terror on his own family and on the intelligentsia more generally. The final pages contain his reflections on Perestroika and the collapse of the USSR.
Ёде аз Вализода Memories of Valizoda
From the publisher: Дар китоб ёдномаҳое гирд оварда шудаанд, ки ба калами олимон, шоиру нависандагон, дӯстону наздикони Саидалй Вализода мутааллиқанд. Китоб оммаи хонандагонро ба хислатҳои наҷиби ин адиб ва ҳунарманди халқи тоҷик шинос намуда,, аз мақоми хоси шоир дар таърихи адабиёти шифоҳии халқи тоҷик ва эътирофу қадршиносии мардум иисбат ба фарзанди баруманди халқ нақл мекунад.
Saidali Valizoda (1900-1971) was a Tajik poet, musician, performer, and educator. After working at a theatre in Stalinabad he returned to Hovaling, his home district, in 1938, where he worked at a boarding school (internat). He continued writing and publishing in the decades after the Great Patriotic War. This volume collects recollections about Valizoda and poems written in his honor by writers like Boki Rahimzoda, Jolol Ikramov, Abdusalom Dekhoti, and others.
Saidali Valizoda (1900-1971) was a Tajik poet, musician, performer, and educator. After working at a theatre in Stalinabad he returned to Hovaling, his home district, in 1938, where he worked at a boarding school (internat). He continued writing and publishing in the decades after the Great Patriotic War. This volume collects recollections about Valizoda and poems written in his honor by writers like Boki Rahimzoda, Jolol Ikramov, Abdusalom Dekhoti, and others.
