| 词条 | Valentyn Rechmedin |
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| name = Valentyn Ostapovych Rechmedin Валентин Остапович Речмедін | image = | imagesize = 200px | caption = | pseudonym = | birth_date = 12 February 1916 | birth_place = Andrushivka, Russian Empire (now Ukraine) | death_date = 6 June 1986 | death_place = Kiev, Soviet Union (now Ukraine) | occupation = Journalist and writer | nationality = Ukrainian | period = | genre = | subject = | movement = | influences = | influenced = | signature = }} Valentyn Ostapovych Rechmedin ({{lang-uk|Валентин Остапович Речмедін)}}, 12 February 1916 – 6 June 1986 was a Ukrainian journalist and writer. He grew up in the village of Andrushivka in present Pohrebyschenskyi Raion, Vinnytsia Oblast (province), where his father was a teacher.[1] After studies at Uman Cooperative Technicum (Уманський кооперативний технікум) he started his career as a journalist in 1934 at Molodyi Bilshovyk (Молодий Бiльшовик) in Vinnytsia. In 1939 he started to work at Vilna Ukraïna (Вільна Україна) and later at Leninska Molod (Ленінска Молодь) in Lviv.[2] Valentyn remained in Ukraine also after the German invasion of the Soviet Union in the summer of 1941. Later he became active in the Soviet partisan movement in the Vinnytsia area. In his partisan group he edited its Partyzanska Pravda. After the war he was awarded the Order of the Red Star.[3] After World War II he moved to Kiev where he worked at the newspapers Radianska Ukraïna, Literaturna Ukraïna (as deputy chief editor) and Kultura i zhyttia (as chief editor) and the magazine Vitchyzna (as deputy chief editor from 1963).[4][5] Valentyn started to write novels after the war. The stories were often based on his own experiences during the war. He always wrote in the Ukrainian language, but several books have been translated into Russian.[4] Valentyn was also a well-known drama and literary critic.[6] In one of his literary critiques of Mykhailo Stelmakh published in May 1972, Rechmedin noted: "The older generation sees itself in the heroes of Velyka ridnya, Krov lyudska - ne vodytsia, Pravda i Kryvda, Khlib i sil those who had their souls scarred with disaster, poverty, hard work and injustice.[7] Bibliography
References1. ^Rechmedin, А. P.: Sivach krasy i dobra. Rodovid, zhytcha, tvortyist pysmennyka Valentyna Rechmedina, p.152–156. Kniha-Veha, Vinnytsia 2004. {{ISBN|978-966-2611-69-4}}. {{Authority control}}{{DEFAULTSORT:Rechmedin, Valentyn}}2. ^Rechmedin, А. P.: Sivach krasy i dobra. Rodovid, zhytcha, tvortyist pysmennyka Valentyna Rechmedina, p.156–159. Kniha-Veha, Vinnytsia 2004. {{ISBN|978-966-2611-69-4}}. 3. ^Rechmedin, А. P.: Sivach krasy i dobra. Rodovid, zhytcha, tvortyist pysmennyka Valentyna Rechmedina, p.160–163. Kniha-Veha, Vinnytsia 2004. {{ISBN|978-966-2611-69-4}}. 4. ^1 Rechmedin, А. P.: Sivach krasy i dobra. Rodovid, zhytcha, tvortyist pysmennyka Valentyna Rechmedina. Kniha-Veha, Vinnytsia 2004. {{ISBN|978-966-2611-69-4}}. 5. ^Obituary in Literaturna Ukraïna 1986, nr.25. 6. ^Volodymyr Kubijovyč (ed.): Ukraine. A Concise Encyclopædia, vol 2, p.616. University of Toronto Press 1971. {{ISBN|0-8020-3261-3}}. 7. ^Stelmakh, Mykhailo. Independent Information Portal. 2007. 6 : 1916 births|1989 deaths|Ukrainian writers|Ukrainian journalists|Ukrainian literary critics|Ukrainian-language writers |
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