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Maghjan Jumabay-ulï
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Maghjan Jumabay-ulï

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  • Altyn-Emel National Park
    Kazakhstan
    / Cultural life

    …Bukeikhanov), Mırjaqyb Dülatūly, and, later, Mağjan Jumabayev (Magzhan Zhumabayev), represented the cream of Kazakh modernism in literature, publishing, and cultural politics in the reformist decades before Sovietization set in after 1920. All these figures disappeared into Soviet prisons and never returned, as a result of Joseph Stalin’s purges, which destroyed…

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    …Bukeikhanov), Mırjaqyb Dülatūly, and, later, Mağjan Jumabayev (Magzhan Zhumabayev), represented the cream of Kazakh modernism in literature, publishing, and cultural politics in the reformist decades before Sovietization set in after 1920. All these figures disappeared into Soviet prisons and never returned, as a result of Joseph Stalin’s purges, which destroyed…

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