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Suleyman Stalsky

Illustration — 1969 Soviet Union stamp of Suleyman Stalsky Suleiman Stalsky (Sthal Suleyman; 18 May 1869 – 23 November 1937) was a North Caucasian poet of Lezgin descent from Dagestan. Russian writer Maxim Gorky described him as "Homer of 20th century".

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Suleyman Stalsky

USSR stampː Suleyman Stalsky. Seriesː Birth Centenary of Suleiman Stalsky (1869-1937), Lezgin poet-ashik from Daghestan

USSR Post · Scanned 600 dpi by User Matsievsky from personal collection · Public domain

Born
1869 · Ashaga-Stal.
Died
1937 · Makhachkala.
Nationality
Russian Empire · Soviet Union
Occupation
poet · writer
Fields
verse · narrative poetry · satire · epigram
Honours
Order of Lenin
Languages
Azerbaijani · Lezgian · Russian

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Illustration — 1969 Soviet Union stamp of Suleyman Stalsky Suleiman Stalsky (Sthal Suleyman; 18 May 1869 – 23 November 1937) was a North Caucasian poet of Lezgin descent from Dagestan. Russian writer Maxim Gorky described him as "Homer of 20th century".

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  1. 01Biography
  2. 02Reception, influence and legacy
  3. 03Notes, references and evidence

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