Biography of Mikhail Isakovsky

The latest news biography in the biography of Mikhail Isakovsky did not have attacks and trenches. The son of a peasant, captured in all photos captured with glasses, was a white -album. Instead of the writer, his poems, which became songs, fought. Childhood and youth Mikhail Vasilievich - the same age of the age of the century. The future poet was born in the midst of the winter of the year and became a child in the family of a village postman.

Of the 13 children who were given the life of the father and mother, only five survived to the mature years. The circumstances of the birth and the poverty that accompanied his childhood, Isakovsky subsequently carefully described in the poem “Duma of Lenin”. However, in the lines “I still grew up and from ten years old, that one science is open to me, how to bast shoes to weave and a cattle of jaws” The writer still shouted his soul.

Thanks to the occupation of Vasily Nazarovich, Little Misha had access to newspapers, magazines and books and, with a little help from his father, learned to read and write. The neighbors made a competent windoderkind as a clerk. Mikhail not only recorded the simple thoughts of fellow villagers, but tried to do it beautifully and sincerely, so the literary skill of the future poet was polished.

In the future, many of Isakovsky’s poems, including the very first, published in the newspaper in the year written in the form of letters. In other works of the "news" are mentioned, and the addressee becomes in the soul "both calm and joyful." In the fall of the year, in a neighboring one for Misha, Glotovka opened a zemstvo school, where the boy was immediately accepted in the 2nd grade.

A major role in the education of Isakovsky was played by a teacher Ekaterina Sergeevna Gajan, who examined the literary abilities of the peasant son and prepared him for the admission to the 4th grade of a private gymnasium in Smolensk, and a member of the city council Mikhail Pogodin, who was exhausting the scholarship for a teenager and showing his oculists. After the 6th grade, Isakovsky interrupted his education and, to help the family, went to teach to the Zemstvo school, which he recently graduated.

Michael met the revolution with enthusiasm, and in the year joined the CPSU b. At the age of 19, the young man had already edited the county newspaper, and at 21 he was sent to work in the Smolensk regional publication “Work Way”. The personal life of Isakovsky entered into marriage three times, all the wives of the poet were worn by Ivanovna. Michael's first novel was official.

The young Iraid worked in the same newspaper “Work Way”, in which he worked as a secretary, head of the literary department and night editor. After the wedding, the newlyweds settled in an 8-meter-meter closet in the editorial office. Iraide had to prepare food in the corridor before the arrival of the rest of the employees. The young husband spent the money on books and on beer, which he drank with friends.

In the year, the only child of Mikhail Vasilyevich was born - daughter Lena. However, this marriage did not save. Isakovsky fell in love with the surgeon Lydia Ivanovna and asked Iraida for a divorce. The first spouse did not keep evil on the poet. In old age, Iraid Ivanovna sang in the folk choir. The woman died in the year, cancer became the cause of death. All her life, Elena Mikhailovna wrote out the newspaper “Work Way”, as her parents' editorial.

Mikhail devoted the poem to his second wife “In the Forest Forest”, which became the famous song with the help of composer Matvey Blanter. Since Isakovsky and Lidia Ivanovna at the time of writing were evacuated in Chistopol, the verse was first published in the newspaper Krasnaya Tataria. The poet’s daughter admitted that her father's second wife gave a man happiness in her personal life.

Mikhail and Lydia lived together for 30 years.

Ovidev, the poet shared his experiences with his younger friend and colleague Alexander Twardowski. Loneliness was painful to the writer, and he married for the third time. The daughter gave birth to two granddaughters, Tatyana and Natalia. In the year, Elena Mikhailovna Salnikova took an active part in the treatment of stepmother - the third wife of her father Antonina Ivanovna.

In the publication of the “Moscow Komsomolets”, they even mistakenly called the sick lady the mother of Elena. Older women, despite the need for funds, made a joint decision not to transfer the rights to songs written to the words of Isakovsky, Julia Gusman - the director of the film "Park of the Soviet period." The granddaughter of the poet Tatyana Nikandrovna Shaperina recalls that Alexei Maresyev’s prototype of the hero of Boris Polevoy’s work “The Tale of a Real Man”, who lived in Moscow in the same entrance with Isakovsky as a legend, and the author of Katyusha is just like a grandfather.

Among the talents of grandfather, Tatyana identifies the ability of an almost blind man to find mushrooms by smell and an amazing sense of humor. Now a woman, as a death in the year, her mother participates in the evenings of memory of Mikhail Vasilievich and attracts to the preservation of his good name the great -grandson of the poet Vladimir and great -great -grandson Maxim. Creativity by a feature of the work of Mikhail Vasilyevich, in addition to the melting of the syllable and the noted to give the forms of letters, is the predominance of sound and tangible images over the audience.

The latter, if they are present, are somewhat blurred, it is no coincidence that one of the poet’s favorite words - “fogs” “fogs swam over the river”, “and while the parenks could see for the fogs.”This feature was the result of a poor vision of the writer, but allowed the reader to feel the smell and taste of the fruits in the poem “Cherry”, to hear the sounds of harmony, which “as if looking for someone in the darkens”.

Many lines of Isakovsky became winged: “If death is instant, if the wounds are small”, “Wine with sadness in half”, “We believed you, Comrade Stalin, maybe we didn’t believe for ourselves”, “What you were, so you stayed.” The fact that he was a poet, Isakovsky learned by accident. In the year in Moscow, Mikhail Vasilievich went to the cinema. The magazine, demonstrated before the film, talked about folk choirs.

In a song performed by Chorus named after Pyatnitsky, the man recognized his poem “Along the Road”. Most of the compositions on the poems of a native of Glotovka are written by Matvey Blanger. These include the most tragic Soviet song about the war and its consequences "enemies burned their native hut." The poem of Mikhail Vasilyevich is based on the biography of the elder brother of the poet Nile.

The soldier who returned from the front saw not the house and wife, but the ashes and the grave stone. At the end of his life, Isakovsky focused on translations, thanks to which Russian -speaking readers got acquainted with the works of not only Belarusian and Ukrainian, but also Hungarian and Italian authors. Mikhail Vasilievich saw almost nothing and recorded the lines that were brought from the GDR with thick felt -tip pens.

Death in the summer of the year with the most severe heart attack, Isakovsky ended up in the same hospital in which Twardowski lay. Due to poor health, friends did not meet. After the death of Alexander Trifonovich, Mikhail Vasilievich was seized by depression. A year and a half after the death of the younger friend, in July, Isakovsky passed away. The grave of the author of the lines “Kohl will have to lie down in the ground, so it is only once” is located in the Novodevichy cemetery of Moscow.

The poet’s name is carried by streets in Smolensk and Strogino near Moscow, as well as a lane in Donetsk. Songs for the words of a native of Glotovka continue to sound on radio and television, and in the Smolensk region, in the House of Culture, for the construction of which Isakovsky awarded the State Prize in the year, the Katyusha song Museum works. In the year, the cops of the copies came out “Memories of M.

Isakovsky and not only in the book also published verses of all three women and stories written by Elena Mikhailovna.