Evgeny Ivanovich Nosov is a Soviet Russian writer. Today, the works of Yevgeny Nosov for children are included in the school curriculum. Although he did not write specifically for them. However, thanks to an understandable and simple language, all its tales and stories are easily read by both adults and children. The author of many famous works was Evgeny Nosov. His biography , one might say, is very complex and heroic. However, he should not be confused with his namesake and children's writer Nikolai Nikolayevich Nosov, known for his works on Dunno.
Nosov Evgeny Ivanovich. Biography
Evgeny Ivanovich Nosov was born on January 15, 1925 in the Kursk region in the village of Tolmachevo. This village was perched not far from the Tuskari river, the Seim channels, it had a bell and a park of lindens. Nosov lived all his childhood in his grandfather’s house in a large peasant family. His father was a hereditary artisan, and most of his life he worked as a mechanic at a mechanical plant in the city of Kursk.
In 1933, Eugene went to study at Kursk secondary school, but he graduated there in only 8 classes, since the war began. As soon as the Germans took the city, he and his mother and younger sister moved again to Tolmachevo to his grandmother.
War
In the fall of 1943, Evgeny Nosov became a fighter of the Red Army. A year and a half, he fought at the forefront in the artillery battery, which destroyed a lot of enemy tanks and other military equipment. The battle path of this brave defender passed through Bryansk, Minsk, Mogilev, Bobruisk, Warsaw. Private Nosov was awarded numerous honorary military orders and medals.
Already at the end of winter, just before the victory, Nosov was wounded near Koenigsberg. And he met the Great Victory already in the hospital in Serpukhov. In June 1945, he was demobilized for disability.
But the joy of meeting with relatives was replaced by severe post-war devastation and famine. Eugene’s father was at war and lost his ability to work, so it was not easy to get funds for the family. Evgeny Nosov made up for lost time and passed all school exams in one year. Following the future wife, who graduated from the College of Soviet Trade, in the direction they leave for the Kazakh city of Taldy-Kurgan.
Lucky case
It was there that he was lucky enough, in a local newspaper “Semerichenskaya Pravda” he needed a graphic designer and, having a good talent for drawing, got a job. A year later he got married. And then the duties of a special correspondent fell on him, and he began to travel to different cities on business trips and write news articles on the subject of industry, trade and transport.
In 1951, Evgeny Nosov returned to Kursk. His biography from here begins a new round, he becomes an employee of the newspaper “Young Guard” and the head of the department of youth and Komsomol life.
In 1957, he began to seriously engage in literary work. But for this work, he needed more free time, he again returned to the post of artist-designer. And he begins to write short stories that went to print. Now Yevgeny Nosov is a writer, and in 1958 he released his first collection "On the Fishing Trail." Then the Kursk literary association decided to send him to Leningrad for the All-Russian Seminar, where the leaders of the group, headed by Vsevolod Rozhdestvensky, highly appreciated the young prose writer and his works, so he was recommended to the USSR Writers Union.
At the end of the Higher Literary Courses, the period of which lasted from 1961 to 1963, Evgeny Nosov is already professionally engaged in writing. The works of Yevgeny Nosov are replenished with such works as “Where the sun wakes up”, “Shores”, “In the open field behind the village”, “Bridge”, “Meadow fescue makes noise”, “Red wine of victory”, “My Chomolungma”, “Usvyatsky helmet-bearers "," Selected Works "in 2 volumes and many others.
Literary criticism of Yevgeny Nosov was considered a woodland writer. But the true admirers of his literature found in his works not only a description of peasant life and nature, but also a philosophical understanding of the process of human being and the role of the Fatherland in their life.
Experience and skill, as well as the breadth of his interests are very natural, rich and diverse. He paints easily and freely both rural and urban factory life, and also very realistically describes the retreat of the army in 1941, and how the entire Russian people ascended the Great Patriotic War.
Evgeny Nosov. Biography and the beginning of creativity
In his story The Usvyatsky Helmet Bearers, Nosov very powerfully describes the severity of the war and the fascist invasion, which fell upon the entire Soviet people along with his men, old people, women and children.
He wonders why the nation remembers this war for so long, but because the enemy was painfully insidious and merciless, and this very strongly affected the mass consciousness. The epic panorama at the end of the story raises the spirit when clouds in the sky float over the villages and the columns of the mobilized move to the assembly point. "Usvyatsky, stavsky, Nikolsky, farm, men go!" And there is no end to these columns, so Russia rebelled, so the Russians go to defend their native land, their relatives and friends.
Literary Awards
For the book "Meadow Fescue Noisy" in 1975, Evgeny Nosov received the State Prize of the RSFSR im. M. Gorky. For stories in 1996 he was awarded the International Literary Prize. M. Sholokhov, in 2001 - a prize to them. A. Solzhenitsyn.
In 1990, Yevgeny Ivanovich Nosov was introduced to the title of Hero of Socialist Labor. In 1984 and 1990 he was awarded the Order of Lenin, in 1975 the Order of the Red Banner of Labor, and in 1971 he received the Order of the Badge of Honor.
This is how Nosov Evgeny Ivanovich lived his difficult life. His biography is similar to the biographies of many prominent people of that time who knew what war was and how many innocent lives it took so that the survivors could live quietly and work in their native land. They knew all this firsthand, and therefore took full advantage of their chance to live.
Conclusion
Evgeny Nosov, whose biography is so rich, was one of the most revered writers in the Soviet Union. Either he is stern and gloomy, looking at everyone from underneath (the memories of the war and front-line wounds made themselves felt), or he is kind and warm-hearted. And it fills the souls of relatives and friends. But he became the most amazing when he said something and this simply enchanted the audience. In life there has always been a different writer Evgeny Nosov. Bigraphy of his life is interrupted in 2002 at the age of 77.