Hamid Olimjon
Hamid Olimjon was a Russian and Soviet poet, playwright, literary critic, translator and writer (1909–1944). He was born at Jizzakh and died at Tashkent.
Overview
Born at Jizzakh in 1909, died at Tashkent in 1944.
Identity and origins
His recorded language was Uzbek.
He married Zulfiya.
Recognition and collections
Hamid Olimjon received Order of Outstanding Merit.
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In detail
the recorded working language is Uzbek.
Distinctions recorded are Order of Outstanding Merit.
Chronology
- 1909Hamid Olimjon born at Jizzakh.
- 1944Hamid Olimjon died at Tashkent.
Sources
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“Hamid Olimjon”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q1400799: Hamid Olimjon
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