On September 5, a photo-documentary exhibition for the Day of Languages “A. Baytursynov – the great mentor of the nation” was organized at the B. Mailin Museum of History and Local Lore.
Akhmet Baitursynov is a Kazakh poet, scientist – literary critic, Turkologist, publicist, teacher, translator, public figure-Akhmet Baitursynov was born on September 5, 1872 in the village of Sarytubek, Zhangeldy district, Kostanay region (formerly Turgai region, Turgai district, Tusun volost). One of the leaders of the national liberation movement of the Kazakh people began Twentieth century, statesman, founder of Kazakh linguistics and literary criticism, reformer of national writing, enlightener, member of the Alash party and the Alash-Horde government. Akhmet Baitursynov reformer, theorist of the Kazakh language and founder of Kazakh linguistics. He created the Kazakh alphabet based on Arabic graphics In his books “Oқu құraly (Textbook)” (1912), “Tұl құraly (Language Manual)” (1914), “Әlіppe (Alphabet)” (1924), “Zhaga өlіpbi (New Alphabet)” (1926) considered the problems of the Kazakh language. Formed a terminological basis in Kazakh linguistics. He gave definitions to concepts in the grammar of the Kazakh language. The first book of Akhmet Baitursynov – “Karyk Mysal (Forty Fables),” which became the beginning of a number of his works, was published in 1909. In this work, he considers issues of colonialist policy and what consequences it led to. Akhmet Baitursynov contributed to the awakening of public consciousness through various forms of presentation of materials using varieties of genres. In 1911, a separate book entitled “Masa (Komar)” was published. The main ideological idea of the work is a call to reading, art, knowledge, culture, work.
You can find out these and many other biographies during your visit to the museum and a detailed acquaintance with the photo-documentary exhibition. We look forward to visiting you!
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