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Many generations of Kyrgyz people know and honor this legendary
Motherland and of true patriotism and hard work. The image of
Zuurakan Kainazarova, a simple rural farmer and at the same time
outstanding leader of her time, a good mother, a wise wife, is
many generations for many years.
a symbol and a good example to be followed by modern women and
Zuurakan Kainazarova was born in the village of Jylamysh
the village of Belek) in the Sokuluk district of the
Chui region on 18 June, 1902. She began her career in 1929
at a collective farm and then worked as a team leader at collective
beet farms in the Chui region. Zuurakan Kainazarova cultivated
record high numbers of sugar beets. At one time, she cultivated
1,000-1,100 centners per one hectare. In those years, an average
of 400 centners were received from one hectare in the republic.
nationalities. Among them were Russians, Kyrgyz, Ukrainians,
an example of the whole-hearted service to the
fe.
in the 1940s-50s Zuurakan Kainazarova harvested a record crop
Despite the difficulties during the Second World War, the
workers of Kyrgyzstan, including Zuurakan Kainazarova, provided
the war front and industry with food and raw materials. During
the war, she sheltered and raised many orphan children of different
Tatars, Uzbeks and Poles. The youngest Russian daughter was
given the name Zuurakan.
For her hard work, Zuurakan Kainazarova was awarded several
medals and titles such as three Orders of Lenin (1941, 1947, 1948),
an Order of the Red Banner of Labor (1946) and twice the titles of
the Hero of Socialist Labor (1948 and 1957). She was elected a deputy
in the parliament of the USSR several times.
Zuurakan Kainazarova died on 4 June, 1982. Her house was turned
into a museum. There one can see household items, clothes, tools,
documents, and government awards. Kainazarova was the heroine of
the documentary film Sahara Valley. Today, a secondary school in the
village of Chatkul, as well as streets in the villages of Sokuluk and
Asylbash are named after her in the Sokuluk district. Monuments to
her are situated on Erkindik Avenue in Bishkek and the square of the
regional center. On her birthday on 18 June, Kyrgyzstan celebrates
the Day of Rural Women.
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Many generations of Kyrgyz people know and honor this legendary
Motherland and of true patriotism and hard work. The image of
Zuurakan Kainazarova, a simple rural farmer and at the same time
outstanding leader of her time, a good mother, a wise wife, is
many generations for many years.
a symbol and a good example to be followed by modern women and
Zuurakan Kainazarova was born in the village of Jylamysh
the village of Belek) in the Sokuluk district of the
Chui region on 18 June, 1902. She began her career in 1929
at a collective farm and then worked as a team leader at collective
beet farms in the Chui region. Zuurakan Kainazarova cultivated
record high numbers of sugar beets. At one time, she cultivated
1,000-1,100 centners per one hectare. In those years, an average
of 400 centners were received from one hectare in the republic.
nationalities. Among them were Russians, Kyrgyz, Ukrainians,
an example of the whole-hearted service to the
fe.
in the 1940s-50s Zuurakan Kainazarova harvested a record crop
Despite the difficulties during the Second World War, the
workers of Kyrgyzstan, including Zuurakan Kainazarova, provided
the war front and industry with food and raw materials. During
the war, she sheltered and raised many orphan children of different
Tatars, Uzbeks and Poles. The youngest Russian daughter was
given the name Zuurakan.
For her hard work, Zuurakan Kainazarova was awarded several
medals and titles such as three Orders of Lenin (1941, 1947, 1948),
an Order of the Red Banner of Labor (1946) and twice the titles of
the Hero of Socialist Labor (1948 and 1957). She was elected a deputy
in the parliament of the USSR several times.
Zuurakan Kainazarova died on 4 June, 1982. Her house was turned
into a museum. There one can see household items, clothes, tools,
documents, and government awards. Kainazarova was the heroine of
the documentary film Sahara Valley. Today, a secondary school in the
village of Chatkul, as well as streets in the villages of Sokuluk and
Asylbash are named after her in the Sokuluk district. Monuments to
her are situated on Erkindik Avenue in Bishkek and the square of the
regional center. On her birthday on 18 June, Kyrgyzstan celebrates
the Day of Rural Women.
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