Book volume 8
The eighth volume of Mālik Ğabdullin’s eleven-volume collected works — Frontline Stories (Almaty, 2018, 332 pages) — is a collection
The eighth volume of Mālik Ğabdullin’s eleven-volume collected works — Frontline Stories (Almaty, 2018, 332 pages) — is a collection
The ninth volume of Mālik Ğabdullin’s eleven-volume collected works — Frontline Stories and Memories of Peaceful Times, Journalistic Works (Almaty,
The fourth volume of Mälik Gabdullin’s Collected Works in Eleven Volumes — “The Oral Folk Literature of the Kazakh People”
The fifth volume of Mälik Gabdullin’s Collected Works in Eleven Volumes — “The Heroic Epic of the Kazakh People” by
The sixth volume of Mälik Gabdullin’s Collected Works in Eleven Volumes — “Kazakh Literature” (a textbook for 8th grade of
Malik Gabdullin’s book “Frontline Stories and Peaceful Time Memoirs” encompasses his recollections from the wartime and postwar periods. It narrates
“Makhamet Zhyrlary” — A Collection of Poems. Published in Almaty in 1939, written in the Latin script.
Zhabayev, Zhambyl. Zhambyl Zhyrlary: A Collection of Poems. Tashkent: Kazgoslitizdat, 1938. (In Latin script)
This book is a collection of sketches by Malik Gabdullin, a Kazakh front-line soldier and writer, offering a vivid portrayal
Kulbek Yergobekov. Sabit Mukanov Almaty: Mektep, 1989. – 144 pages. Personally, like many other Kazakhs, I grew up admiring Sabit