Vasilii Petrovich Minko

Minko, Vasilii Petrovich

Born Jan. 1 (14), 1902, in the village of Minkovka, present-day Valki Raion, Kharkov Oblast. Ukrainian Soviet writer. Member of the CPSU since 1942.

The son of a peasant, Minko attended the Kharkov Institute of Public Education from 1929 to 1931 and fought in the Great Patriotic War. His first works, plays for amateur theaters, appeared in 1924, and since 1927 he has been publishing essays, short stories, and novellas. Among his best early works are the collection Local Authorities (1928) and the novellas Belladona (1929) and larina Cherkas (1936). The novellas Above the Khorol River (1949) and Clear Dawns (1951) and the short-story collection A Full Cup (1950) depict life in the postwar Ukrainian countryside. His satirical comedy Without Naming Names (1953) was staged in theaters throughout the country. Minko also wrote the comedies At the Farmstead Near Dikan ’ka (1958), Bridegroom From Argentina (1960), A Comedy With Two Heart Attacks (1966), Let’s Not (1967), and Attention, Cockatoo (1972). His autobiographical novella My Minkovka, written between 1962 and 1969, was published in Russian translation in 1973, and his memoirs Red Parnassus appeared in 1971. He has been awarded three orders, as well as many medals.

WORKS

Vybrani tvory. Kiev, 1962.
Komedii. Kiev, 1968.
In Russian translation: Dramy i komedii. Moscow, 1963.

REFERENCES

Hushchyn, M. “Ne nazyvaiuchy pryzvishcha holovnoho heroia.” Vitchyzna, 1953, no. 5.
Ishchuk, A. “Vasyl’ Mynko.” In Literaturniportrety, vol. 1. Kiev, 1960.
Hutorov, O. “Mynkivka—chastyna velikoho svitu.” Prapor, 1971, no. 5.
Istoriia ukrains’koi literatury, vol. 8. Kiev, 1971.

S. A. KRYZHANOVSKII

单词	vasilii petrovich minko
释义	Vasilii Petrovich Minko Minko, Vasilii Petrovich Born Jan. 1 (14), 1902, in the village of Minkovka, present-day Valki Raion, Kharkov Oblast. Ukrainian Soviet writer. Member of the CPSU since 1942. The son of a peasant, Minko attended the Kharkov Institute of Public Education from 1929 to 1931 and fought in the Great Patriotic War. His first works, plays for amateur theaters, appeared in 1924, and since 1927 he has been publishing essays, short stories, and novellas. Among his best early works are the collection Local Authorities (1928) and the novellas Belladona (1929) and larina Cherkas (1936). The novellas Above the Khorol River (1949) and Clear Dawns (1951) and the short-story collection A Full Cup (1950) depict life in the postwar Ukrainian countryside. His satirical comedy Without Naming Names (1953) was staged in theaters throughout the country. Minko also wrote the comedies At the Farmstead Near Dikan ’ka (1958), Bridegroom From Argentina (1960), A Comedy With Two Heart Attacks (1966), Let’s Not (1967), and Attention, Cockatoo (1972). His autobiographical novella My Minkovka, written between 1962 and 1969, was published in Russian translation in 1973, and his memoirs Red Parnassus appeared in 1971. He has been awarded three orders, as well as many medals. WORKS Vybrani tvory. Kiev, 1962. Komedii. Kiev, 1968. In Russian translation: Dramy i komedii. Moscow, 1963. REFERENCES Hushchyn, M. “Ne nazyvaiuchy pryzvishcha holovnoho heroia.” Vitchyzna, 1953, no. 5. Ishchuk, A. “Vasyl’ Mynko.” In Literaturniportrety, vol. 1. Kiev, 1960. Hutorov, O. “Mynkivka—chastyna velikoho svitu.” Prapor, 1971, no. 5. Istoriia ukrains’koi literatury, vol. 8. Kiev, 1971. S. A. KRYZHANOVSKII
随便看	dolog dolomatrix philippines incorporated dolomia dolomieu, déodat guy silvain tancrède gratet de dolomite dolomite alps dolomite mountains dolomite refractory materials dolomite rock dolomites dolomites research notes on approximation dolomitic dolomitic lime dolomitic limestone dolomitisation dolomitise dolomitization dolomitize dolomize dolomol dol online opportunities recruitment system do loop dolophine dolophine hydrochloride dolor