Tag: Apti Bisultanov
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Deportation on 23rd February 1944 Remembered
Yesterday was the 67th anniversary of Stalin’s deportations of the Chechen and Ingush people. Vainakh people and their friends commemorated those painful days all around the ... -
“Their Life”: Chechen Youth in Berlin
“Their Life”, a cultural project which starts on January 20 and continues for one month, will explain the lives of Chechen people in Germany. -
Chechen Cultural Evening in Berlin
According to the German-Caucasian Society, there will be a Chechen cultural evening with participation by Chechen refugees in Germany on December 27, 2010 in Berlin. -
Memory by Apti Bisultanov
We present you another poem of Apti Bisultanov, which name is “Memory”. The original version of the poem is also available in the text. -
Apti Bisultanov: Exiled in Berlin
Apti Bisultanov experiments with both traditional Chechen literary genres and free verse. Bisultanov, who has fought as a partisan in Chechnya, is of the opinion that ... -
Hoarse Hawk by Apti Bisultanov
A poem by most well-known Chechen poet Apti Bisultanov (includes original Chechen language text). -
Khaibakh by Apti Bisultanov
A poem about the Khaibakh Massacre on February 27,1944 during the Operation Lentil (the mass deportation of Chechen nation to Central Asia and Sibiria on February ... -
“A Thoroughbred Night” by Apti Bisultanov
A poem which name is “A Thoroughbred Night”, written by famous Chechen poet Apti Bisultanov on 1983. -
“Born to be Free!” by Apti Bisultanov
Chechens live on small territory which, in various periods of history, was the target of ambitious interests of various peoples who were powerful at the time. ... -
First poem after leaving Chechnya
The first poem of famous Chechen poet Apti Bisultanov after he has to left from his homeland Chechnya. -
Apti Bisultanov
Apti Bisultanov was born in 1959 in Goichu near Urus-Martan. His father returned from the Second World War wounded and died early. Apti Bisultanov studied philology ...
