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This document provides brief biographies of seven notable individuals from Kirovohrad, Ukraine (formerly known as Yelisavetgrad). It describes the contributions and accomplishments of Aleksandr Pashutin, a longtime mayor who dedicated his life to public service; Anna Dmytryan, a philanthropist who built two modern hospitals; Yakov Pauchenko, an architect who designed over 20 buildings in the city; Yuliy Meitus, a famous composer; Georgy Langemak, the inventor of the rocket launcher known as "Katyusha"; and Arseny Tarkovsky, a poet whose work was translated by Peter Norman. The document emphasizes the subjects' dedication to their professions and
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This article deals with the Uzbek music, and the legacy of our ancestors is based on the masterpieces they left behind. It has been reported that music has evolved not only today but also for centuries by Abduraxmonova Manzura Batirovna 2020. Ancestors’ heritage in the Uzbek musical art. International Journal on Integrated Education. 3, 4 (Apr. 2020), 19-22. DOI:https://doi.org/10.31149/ijie.v3i4.338. https://journals.researchparks.org/index.php/IJIE/article/view/338/331 https://journals.researchparks.org/index.php/IJIE/article/view/338
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Indian Folk And Street Theatre
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- 1. Kirovohrad is my sweet home Form 9 D Kirovohrad, 2013
- 2. ALEXANDR PASHUTIN He was burgomaster of Elysavetgrad. In addition he was a good businessman. His whole life he was dedicated to the community. He headed the city council during 27 years. All his salary he gave to the needs of the city. He bequeathed us that Community service should be the goal of life.
- 3. ANNA DMYTRYAN She built two modern hospital at that time for their citizens in Elysavetgrad and Novomyrhorod. The hospital was built in 1904. It was modern scientific institution. Poor people were able to get free treatment in it. She was an example of charity for us.
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- 5. YULIY MEITUS Yuliy Meitus was born in Elysavetgrad, now Kirovograd. He was a famous composer. He thought that Music is an important tool of stage expression. He was very determined and persistent.
- 6. GEORGY LANGEMAK Georgy Langemak studied in Elisavetgrad in 1907-1916 in my school. In that time my school was Men's Gymnasium. He was the inventor of the rocket launcher. We know it as "Katyusha".
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