Kochar, Rachiia

Kochar, Rachiia Kocharovich

(pseudonym of R. K. Gabrielian). Born Jan. 20 (Feb. 2), 1910, in the village of Kumlibudzhakh, Alashkert District, Western Armenia (Turkey); died May 3, 1965, in Yerevan. Soviet Armenian writer. Member of the CPSU from 1939.

Kochar began publishing his work in 1930. Sketches and short stories of the period of the Great Patriotic War (1941-45) went into the collections Birth of Heroes (1942), On the Eve (1943), and Sacred Vow (1946). The novel Children of the Great House (parts 1-2, 1952-59; Russian translation, 1962) reflected the events of the war and explored their great historical significance. The White Book (1965), a collection of novellas and short stories, provides an account of the tragedy of the Armenian people in the period of World War I. His publicistic and critical articles are collected in Literature and Life (1949). Kochar was awarded the Order of the Red Star and various medals.

WORKS

K’ochar, H. Erkeri zhoghovatsol, vols. 1-6. Yerevan, 1964—71.
Mezh son ghavakmere, vep, issues-2. Yerevan, 1959.
In Russian translation: Frontovye ocherki. Yerevan, 1944.
Rasskazy. Yerevan, 1950.
Lunnaia sonata: Povesti i rasskazy. Moscow, 1959.
Izbrannoe. Moscow, 1973.

REFERENCES

Istoriia armianskoi sovetskoi titeratury. Moscow, 1966. Pages 202-05. Soghomonyan, S. “Hiachya K’ochar.” Saketakam Jiakanolt’yaln, 1962, no. 8.
Nazhabyan, Sh. Hiachya K’ochar. Yerevan, 1962.

单词	kochar, rachiia
释义	Kochar, Rachiia Kochar, Rachiia Kocharovich (pseudonym of R. K. Gabrielian). Born Jan. 20 (Feb. 2), 1910, in the village of Kumlibudzhakh, Alashkert District, Western Armenia (Turkey); died May 3, 1965, in Yerevan. Soviet Armenian writer. Member of the CPSU from 1939. Kochar began publishing his work in 1930. Sketches and short stories of the period of the Great Patriotic War (1941-45) went into the collections Birth of Heroes (1942), On the Eve (1943), and Sacred Vow (1946). The novel Children of the Great House (parts 1-2, 1952-59; Russian translation, 1962) reflected the events of the war and explored their great historical significance. The White Book (1965), a collection of novellas and short stories, provides an account of the tragedy of the Armenian people in the period of World War I. His publicistic and critical articles are collected in Literature and Life (1949). Kochar was awarded the Order of the Red Star and various medals. WORKS K’ochar, H. Erkeri zhoghovatsol, vols. 1-6. Yerevan, 1964—71. Mezh son ghavakmere, vep, issues-2. Yerevan, 1959. In Russian translation: Frontovye ocherki. Yerevan, 1944. Rasskazy. Yerevan, 1950. Lunnaia sonata: Povesti i rasskazy. Moscow, 1959. Izbrannoe. Moscow, 1973. REFERENCES Istoriia armianskoi sovetskoi titeratury. Moscow, 1966. Pages 202-05. Soghomonyan, S. “Hiachya K’ochar.” Saketakam Jiakanolt’yaln, 1962, no. 8. Nazhabyan, Sh. Hiachya K’ochar. Yerevan, 1962.
随便看	iwch iwchs iwci iwcia iwcit iwcl iwcld iwcli iwcll iwcm iwcmc iwcmm iwcmq iwcms iwcn iwcns iwco iwcoa iwcp iwcr iwcro iwcrt iwcs iwcsc iwcse