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Erkin Vohidov

Erkin Vohidov

Mukhsina Joraboyeva

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Taemeer Publications
Año de edición:
2024
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Biografía: literaria
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9789358723861
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Erkin Vahidov is People’s poet of Uzbekistan, a unique talent and the shining star of Uzbek poetry. He became the editor-in-chief of Eastern with the state award of Uzbekistan for the collection of 'coast'. He was awarded the Hero of Uzbekistan in 1999 and also awarded the title ’Erkin Vahidov’ created in various genres of literature.Erkin Vahidov in his poetry describes man, work, country, youth, friendship with sincerity in its strings, and beauty and purity, unique honesty, sweet eternal and correctness, smooth current love, sings the themes in style. This book represents an sketch of his life and work.

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