Zahir Dakenov

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Zahir Dakenov

Заһир Мүдәрісұлы Дәкенов

Born| 31 December 1962

Koryn , Astrakhan region , RKFSR , USSR

Died| 25 May 1992
Occupation(s)| prose writer, poet

Zahir Dakenov (December 31, 1962, Koryn – May 25, 1995, Moscow) was a Soviet and Russian Kazakh novelist and poet.

Dakenov was born in a Kazakh family in Koryn, Astrakhan region with his family partially tracing back to Tatar ancestors.[1]

Dakenov served in the ranks of the Soviet army, in convoy troops and studied carpentry in Astrakhan. He then moved to Moscow where he entered the Maxim Gorky Literature Institute.[2]

Dakenov died in the spring of 1995 in Moscow after falling from the top floor of a five-story building. Dina Nemirovskaya, another poet who knew Dakenov, insists that it was not a suicide, but an accident.[3]

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1. ^ Закиров Д. Ән салыңдар, сезімдер! Өлеңдер жинағы [Sing, feelings! A collection of poems] (2015).
2. ^ Сезімдер қайтадан ән салуда!.. [Feelings are singing again!] Заһир Дәкенов (7 мамыр 2018)
3. ^ Немировская Д. Мәңгілік естелік немесе ән салыңдар, сезімдер! [Eternal memory and songs on feelings!] Заһир Дәкенов (2014)