Glebki biography

By the letorsy of the Belarusian poet Peter Glebki, it was published: the poet survived with the country happy and joyful, bitter and difficult times. The future poet was born on July 6 in the village of the Great Usa of the Uzdensky District of the Minsk Region in a peasant family. After graduating from the year of the seven -year -old, I decided to enter the Belarusian State University, but the attempt was unsuccessful, and after a short thought, he submitted documents to the Belarusian Pedagogical College, where Yakub Kolas taught at that time.

Here Glebka came close to Pavluk a coward and Maxim Luzhanin, actively collaborated with them in a wall newspaper. In the year, Peter Glebka became a member of the literary and artistic association "Maladnyak", and a year later - "Kneshsha". Since the year, he continued to study at the Faculty of Pedagogical Faculty of Belarusian State University. During the years of student, Peter Fedorovich love for his native, Belarusian was even more strengthened.

And the atmosphere contributed to this, which reigned among young men and girls who came to a big city from the villages to get the necessary knowledge and dreamed of free, revived Belarus. The reality was seen by the young poet in a romantic light, and the future of Belarus was bright. The Belarusian intonations of the poet at times acquire Yesenin shades, which Peter Glebka himself was later recognized in autobiography.

However, literary work remained the main occupation of Peter Glebki. In the year, the first poetic collection "Rosehip" was published - an eloquent example of lyrical poetry, evidence of his original talent. The poems are devoted to the native land in which significant changes took place; They are creatively comprehended by the political, economic and military events of the history of Belarus.

The theme of love has become one of the important means of exposing Peter Glebki. The poet's early lyrics indicate undoubted talent, his active attitude to life. Pyotr Glebka worked fruitfully in the years of the past century. His collections “Solemn Days”, “The Tail of events”, “Four Winds”, “Courage” and others came out. Glebka became one of the famous and recognized Belarusian poets.

The poet’s style is characterized by journalism and civil passion, heroic-romantic pathos, lyricism and militancy. Following Yanka Kupala, he developed the genre of dramatic poetry in Belarusian literature. Glebki also wrote plot-talkative works related to historical and heroic themes. Speech in the front -line press is imbued with a sense of love for the Motherland, faith in the victory over the enemy of the poem "Rice", "Native Bread", "Partisans", "We will return" and others.

An example of the patriotic lyrics of wartime was the poem "The Death of a Soldier." Peter Glebka left his trail in the post -war Belarusian poetry. The determining features of post -war creativity were journalism, sincere lyricism, polemic pointlessness. The best features of his work were revealed in the poems "River", "Lights", in the cycle "From poems about abroad." In the preface to the book of his chosen critical articles “Poetry of Wrestling and Victory”, Academician of the Academy of Sciences of Belarus, Ivan Naumenko, wrote: “Without exaggeration, we can say that according to performances, works, articles of Glebki, you can study the history of the Belarusian literature of the Soviet period.” The post -war activity of Peter Glebki is closely connected with the Academy of Sciences of Belarus.

He worked as a senior researcher at the Institute of Literature, Language and Art, headed the sector of lexicography, and since the year he was the director of the Institute of Linguistics. The main direction of the scientific papers of Peter Fedorovich was the studies of the work of Yanka Kupala and Yakub Kolas, the connections of Belarusian literature with modernity, literary relationships and mutual influence.

Even during the war years, he was instructed to compile a Russian-Belarusian dictionary. He devoted ten years of persistent work to this matter. During the time when he was the director of the Institute of Arts, Ethnography and Folklore, Glebka published dozens of scientific works and articles on the problems of Belarusian lexicography, art history and folklorism. He was the initiator of the publication of a multi -volume "Zboruskaga Falklor".

In the year, Glebka was elected a corresponding member, and in the year he became an academician of the Academy of Sciences of Belarus. In years he performed the duties of academic secretary of the department of social sciences. PETER GLEBKA is known as a translator. Glebki's works are translated into many languages ​​of the peoples of the former Soviet Union and abroad. Peter Glebka took an active part in the public life of the country.

He was elected as a deputy of the Supreme Council of Belarus. He repeatedly raised his voice in defense of the world. Peter Glebka died in the year. The poet’s name was assigned to the Lithuanian school in the Uzdensky district, a street in Minsk was named after him. A memorial plaque was installed on the house where Glebka lived.

And the fact that comes from the heart always finds a proper response among readers.