his other songs also earned widespread popular love: kokhanaya, walk, duck walk, smells like a shaboreos, cliff of dew, lyubov uspenskaya” and other popular artists. on january 4, 1869 , one of the founders of belarusian fiction prose "yadvigin-sha". the real name of the writer is anton levitsky. he studied to become a doctor at moscow university, was going to open a hospital with the money raised from the performance of his play the villain, but these undertakings. for various reasons, they remained unfinished, so anton ivanovich settled in the family estate in karpilovka, where famous belarusian writers were his frequent guests, namely in korpilovka. yanka kupala read his pavlinka for the first time. in 1910, yadvigin sha fulfilled an old dream. walked around belarus for hundreds kilometers, studied the life of peasants. he used their language, culture, and later folk stories, jokes, anecdotes in his works, the writer published several collections of stories, and his only novel gold, which remained unfinished, became perhaps the first attempt to create such a large epic in the histo

broad people's love his other songs also deserved recognition: kokhanaya, walk, walk, smells like shoborpopular artists. on january 4 , 1869, one of the founders of belarusian fiction appeared. yadvigin sha, the real name of the writer is anton levitsky. he studied to become a doctor at moscow university and was planning to open a hospital with money raised from a performance of his play “the villain.” but these undertakings remained unfinished for various reasons. therefore, anton ivanovich settled in the family estate in korpilovka, where famous belarusian writers were his frequent guests. and it was in korpilovka that yanka kupala read his pavlinka for the first time. in 1910, yadvigin sha fulfilled an old dream. i walked hundreds of kilometers across belarus, studied the life of peasants, their language, and culture. later, he used folk stories, jokes, and anecdotes in his works. the writer has published several collections of stories, and his only novel is "gold". thus remaining unfinished, it became perhaps the first attempt to create such a large epic in the history of belarusian