Biography of Bazhs Pictures

Published: Pavel Bazhov was born on January 15 27 of the year in a worker's family. He spent his childhood in the villages of Sysert and Polevsky factories. He graduated from the factory school, then the Yekaterinburg Theological School, the Perm Theological Seminary. Little Pavel Bazhov with the parents of Bazhov while studying at the Perm Theological Seminary, the end of the 19th century in years worked as a teacher of the Russian language at the Yekaterinburg diocesan women's school, and then at the theological school of the city of Kamyshlov.

He married his student Valentina Alexandrovka Ivanitskaya. They were engaged in the homeland of Ivanitskaya - in the church in the village of Kashin, a stone of two rings was placed in memory of this event there. Bazhov had four children. Up to a year, Bazhov was in the Party of Socialist Revolutionaries, and after the February Revolution he crossed to the side of the Bolsheviks.

In June, he was elected a member of the Kamyshlovsk Council of Peasant, Workers and Soldiers' Deputies. He worked as the editor of the Izvestia of the Kamyshlovsky Council. In September, he joined the RCP b. In years he participated in the civil war in the Urals, in Siberia and Altai. He ended up in the Semipalatinsk province, and in June-in the city of Ust-Kamenogorsk. He participated in the activities of the underground later in denunciations he was accused of inaction during the Power of Kolchak.

Pavel Bazhov at the end of the year returned to the Urals and settled in Kamyshlov. B - worked in the regional "peasant newspaper", from the year - in the Sverdlovsk book publishing house. In the year, the first book of Bazhov’s essays “Urals were” was published. In the year he was expelled from the party on charges of assigning party experience from a year. A few months after the petition, he was restored in the party with the start of experience in the year, he was declared a strict reprimand for the “signing”.

After that, Bazhov was instructed to write a book on the construction of the Krasnokamsk Paper Plant. As the book was working on the book, the main characters gradually fell under flared repressions. They did not dare to publish the book. In the year, the first of the Ural tales of Bazhov “Girl Azovka” was published in the journal “Krasnaya Nov”. Bazhov was instructed to write the story “Formation on the go.

To the history of the Kamyshlovsky Division of the regiment. " At that time, he worked as the editor of the Sverdlovsk book publishing house. After that in the year the division during the Civil War M. Vasiliev was repressed, Bazhov was again expelled from the party and dismissed from the publishing house. The story was declared "anti -Soviet." Bazhov himself literally miraculously escaped from the seemingly inevitable after such Stalinist repressions ...

In January, Bazhov was restored by the party membership. During this time, having no work, he wrote a lot of his tales. In the year, the first edition of the Ural tales came out - “Malachite box”. This book during the life of the author was repeatedly reprinted and replenished with new stories. At the heart of the tales, the mining folklore was partially lying. The tales themselves are not folklore material.

The stories of V. Khmelinin, Grandfather Svyshko, which Pavel Bazhov heard in Polevskaya, had a great influence on Bazhov’s work. Bazhov’s tales prompted interest in working folklore. In the Urals, they began to organize folklore expeditions. Bazhov’s last work was the autobiographical story “Dalnoye - Close” G. Bazhov headed the Sverdlovsk writer organization since the year.

In the year, he received the Stalin Prize of the second degree for the book “Malachite Casket”, and in the year - the Order of Lenin. Pavel Bazhov is the maternal grandfather of the politician Yegor Gaidar, who is the grandson of the writer Arkady Gaidar.

He died on December 3 in Moscow. He was buried on December 10 in Sverdlovsk at the Ivanovo cemetery on a hill on the central alley. In the year, a granite monument 5 meters high was erected on the grave. The authors of the monument are sculptor A. Stepanov and architect M. The writer is depicted sitting on a stone with a smoking pipe in his hands. According to Bazhov’s works, many films and cartoons were shot, as well as theatrical performances.

In Yekaterinburg, a museum was created in Yekaterinburg in which Bazhov lived on Chapaev Street. The museum is also operating in the city of Systers. In many cities of Russia there are streets named after Pavel Bazhov. Bazhov’s monuments are in Yekaterinburg on the grave of the writer and on the dam of the city pond, Polevsky, Sysert, Kopeisk, Snezhinsk, Moscow. In Kopeysk, one of the villages is named after the writer - Bazhovo, he is a record holder for perpetuating the memory of the Ural storyteller.

In a number of cities, the “Stone Flower” fountains operate, including in Yekaterinburg. One of the stations of the Yekaterinburg metro was supposed to get the name Bazhovskaya between the geological and Chkalovskaya stations, but later it was decided not to open it due to traditional financing problems. The monument to Bazhov in Polevsky Monument to Bazhov in the village of Bazhovo Kopeisk Stone Flower and the mistress of the copper mountain in the form of a lizard with a crown are depicted on the emblem of the city of Polevskaya, who is called the birthplace of Bazhov tales.

In the Chelyabinsk region, the Bazhov festival of folk art is annually held. Used sources: Yekaterinburg Literary: Encyclopedic Dictionary. Read also:.