Dates of the day
On October 23, 1893,
Yavhim Karsky
successfully defended his master's thesis "On the history of sounds and forms of Belarusian speech" at Kyiv University.
It was the first dissertation in history devoted to the Belarusian language.
On October 23, 1924, bus traffic began in Minsk.
On October 23, 1956, an anti-communist uprising broke out in Hungary, which was suppressed by Soviet military intervention.
Also on this day
1958 - Soviet Russian writer
Boris Pasternak
received the Nobel Prize for the novel "Doctor Zhivago", which became a bestseller in the West, but was not published in his country.
They were born on this day
1816 —
Artem Vyaryga-Darewski
, Belarusian poet, playwright, publicist and folklore researcher, one of the pioneers of new Belarusian literature.
Artem Vyaryga-Darewski
1896 - Russian and American linguist and literary critic
Roman Jacobson
.
1909 -
Mihas Zuy
, military and political figure, president of the Belarusian Central Council (1987–1995).
In memory
1941 —
Vasil Shashalevich
, a Belarusian playwright, died in the Soviet Gulag.
1981 —
Yakub Misko
, Belarusian writer and journalist, died.
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