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Ahmed Baytūrsyn-ulï
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Ahmed Baytūrsyn-ulï

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Also known as: Aqmet Baytūrsyn-ulï
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  • Altyn-Emel National Park
    Kazakhstan
    / Cultural life

    (Ahmet) Baitūrsynūly, editor of the influential newspaper Qazaq, led the advance of modern Kazakh writing in the early 20th century. Baitūrsynūly, along with Älihan Nūrmūhamedūly Bökeihan (Alikhan Bukeikhanov), Mırjaqyb Dülatūly, and, later, Mağjan Jumabayev (Magzhan Zhumabayev), represented the cream of Kazakh modernism in literature, publishing, and…

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    (Ahmet) Baitūrsynūly, editor of the influential newspaper Qazaq, led the advance of modern Kazakh writing in the early 20th century. Baitūrsynūly, along with Älihan Nūrmūhamedūly Bökeihan (Alikhan Bukeikhanov), Mırjaqyb Dülatūly, and, later, Mağjan Jumabayev (Magzhan Zhumabayev), represented the cream of Kazakh modernism in literature, publishing, and…

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