Biography of Komina
Reporting and chronicles of Vitaly Komina Komina Author: Pavel Kazakov on these December days Vitaly Vasilievich Komin, Philogus, Journalist, Writer-Evtushenchka, is 80 years old. Needless to say, the date is impressive. And he gives an occasion to talk about the anniversary, learn about creative plans for the future-yes, despite his solid age. Vitaly Komin has been exploring the life and work of Yevgeny Yevtushenko for more than 60 years, one of the most famous Russian poets, Vitaly Komina, had a military and post -war season.
In Siberia, at a distant winter station, which, of course, was easier kilometers from Irkutsk than in the places where the Great Patriotic War passed, but, as they say, not sugar. Father was in the army, mother worked at school and dug in her free time, not unbending her back, in a personal garden to feed the children. Vitaly studied easily, however, he got along more with the humanities than with accurate ones.
Literature, he knew history in excess of the program, which stood out among peers, in whom everything was exactly the opposite. Apparently, the humanitarian inclinations of Vitaly Komina have their own basis in its genealogy. His cousin Georgy Semenovich Vinogradov, one of the three sons of a mother’s great -grandfather, was a well -known scientist, doctor of philological sciences in Russia.
He was a professor at the University of Irkutsk from GO for a year. The present from Tsesarevich in general, it is worth saying, the pedigree of Vitaly Komina is unique in its own way. His great -grandfather was the coachman of the Tulunovsky camp - so they said then. In the year, when the future king, then still Tsesarevich, returned from a trip around the world through Japan, Vladivostok, Irkutsk to the capital, from Tulun to Nizhneudinsk, his buckets, Semyon Fyodorovich Vinogradov, great -grandfather of our anniversary.
At the request of Tsesarevich, he sang old Siberian songs all the way, sitting on a radial. They liked Tsesarevich so much that he, saying goodbye, thanked the coachman with a ruble gold coin. The roots of the pedigree Vitaly Komina originally originate on the Lowerwood land. Now he is no longer - they demolished. And all my ancestors along the line of my mother from here, from the Nizhneudinsky district.
Grandfather peasant in a thin iron, and when the construction of the Trans -Siberian Railway began, he contracted his sleepers. He created an artel, bought cattle and products for her. He managed to get rich and, already becoming a merchant of the third guild, opened a store in a cheese. He was engaged in charity work. He built a two -story house in Nizhneudinsk when he already had solid capital.
After the establishment of Soviet power, the children, and he had seven of them, went through Siberia. So my mother at one time, a summer girl lived in the Irkutsk house of her uncle, my cousin, professor at the University of Irkutsk Georgy Semenovich Vinogradov. She told me a lot about him, about his books. They were published by the Irkutsk department of the Russian Geographical Society.
The circulations were small. And my mother, so it happened, did not have a single book left. This, apparently, contributed to the fact that “to the light of these books, like on the fire of a lighthouse,” Vitaly Komin went to study at the Irkutsk State University. Naturally, at the Faculty of Philology. And at Alma Mater, he did not just study well, but studied all the works of Georgy Semenovich, and so well that he devoted the thesis to him and defended it “excellent”.
There is another fateful moment here. In his student years, the commander was lucky to live and communicate with the same students as he, but by the future luminaries of Siberian literature, a whole galaxy of talents. New cities were built, dams were erected, a Trans -Siberian Railway was electrified. All Siberia lived with enthusiasm. The newspapers of those years wrote a lot about this and interestingly.
And there were not enough journalists.
And although in our university diplomas it was written: “Philologist. Teacher of the Russian language and literature of high school ”, but some of the guys and girls were distributed on newspapers, radio, television. So I got into my hometown - in the Ziminsky district newspaper. And for me, the regional Komsomol newspaper "Soviet Youth" became a large school of journalism. True, here I was delayed only for three years.
Together with Alexander Vampilov, a classmate, did not have to work together for a long time. After a meeting of young writers in Chita in the year, Vampilov left the "youth" and began to work professionally in dramaturgy. I was lured from a newspaper to the Irkutsk regional radio. Where he “lingered” for as many as 43 years. I immediately understood the main difference between the radio and the newspaper.
Listeners loved the radio for the word "today", and readers more often met with the word "yesterday." This difference obliged to keep up, work quickly, accurately and objectively. Thousands of meetings with unique people of different professions. He led a direct report on the overlap of the Angara channel on Ust-Ilim. All this carried me and still fascinates me. Friendship of two fellow countrymen but a veteran of the Irkutsk radio journalism Vitaly Vasilievich Comin is passionate not only to his profession.It is worth saying that his most important hobby and even, I am not afraid of this expression, the work of all life is a more than a summer study of the life and work of Yevgeny Yevtushenko, one of the most famous Russian poets.
Still studying in the ninth grade of the Ziminsky school, the Comin was carried away by the work of a nugget from Siberia, having read the poem "Winter" in the Irkutsk almanac "New Siberia". What was Vitaly's surprise when he found out that this poet was his fellow countryman and even his classmate cousin. And this passion for the poems Yevtushenko Comin still wears in his soul.
At first, it manifested itself in collecting Yevtushenko’s books and publications in newspapers and magazines. And you need to know how difficult it was in those distant times. Books - and especially the books of the “Sixths” Yevtushenko, Voznesensky, Rozhdestvensky, Akhmadulina, Okudzhava - there was not enough for everyone. Collecting grew into a corrosive study of the poet's creativity and life.
Moreover, after graduation, working in the Ziminskaya newspaper, Komin specially took a vacation and went from winter to Moscow. The friendship of two fellow countrymen began, which lasted at least 55 years, before the departure of the Big Poet. In winter, I watched his work. He followed his work, trips around the country and abroad. Working on the radio, he wrote conversations with him on the film of a tape recorder.
Not everything, of course, went on the air. And since then, Valery Prishchepa is my friend and co -author. The symbiosis of two researchers of life and work Evgeny Yevtushenko led to decent results. The authors of the monograph “He came to the 21st century: the creative path of Evgeny Yevtushenko”, who has longed out three editions, firmly established themselves among Russian Yevtushenkovo.
They prepared for the publication another book dedicated to the life and work of the poet - "Winter - the capital of Yevgeny Yevtushenko." And then they began to develop another, one might say, epoch -making project: the creation of such a chronicle where every significant event from the life of Yevgeny Yevtushenko would be described in detail. The idea of the chronicle of life and work of Yevgeny Yevtushenko was called “according to the steps of the years” and was planned to be multi -volume.
And now the fourth volume of the “chronicle”, covering the period with G for a year, has already gone out of the press. There is an intensive preparation for printing the fifth volume - gg. Siberian Yevtushenkovo took up a difficult matter. And God forbid that they walk on this path to the end. What do the anniversary usually want? Of course, happiness and joy in all moments of life.
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