Nikolai Navolochkin Biography

In the year, shortly after graduating from high school, Nikolai Navolochkin was drafted into the Red Army, and at the end of the year he was sent to the front with a march company. He served as a radio operator. In March, during a battle in the village of Kochetovka, Kursk Region, radio operator Nikolai Navolochkin caused fire on tanks bursting into the courtyard of the house where the walkie -talkie was located and knocked out one of the tanks.

For the heroism showed, he was awarded the Order of the Red Star and medals. With his division reached Poland. Was wounded. Victory Day met in Novosibirsk. In the year ... he was demobilized from the army and entered the Khabarovsk Pedagogical Institute, which he graduated in the year. From the year he worked in the Khabarovsk book publishing house, first by the editor.

Along with the main work, Nikolai Dmitrievich was a member of the editorial board of the journal "Far East", a member of the Khabarovsk branch of the Union of Soviet Writers. A member of the Union of Writers from the year, began to be published since the year. The first collection of poems by Navolochkin was published in the year. It talked about the everyday life of the villagers of the village, about the alloy of forest, about students and teachers, about the hero of the Soviet Union Evgenia Dikopoltsev.

The leading place in the work of the writer is occupied by poems, stories, novels for children. They teach children to be honest and truthful, study well, prepare themselves for a future active life. His books are the result of the writer's observations of children. One of the writer’s books “Bor-Bos raises sails”. This is a funny story about the pioneer summer, inquisitive guys and strong friendship.

Petya Azbukin is a hero of another story by Navolochkin “Once upon a time. Petya was very upset due to the fact that he was born on February 29, and since on February 29 it happens once every four years, he also celebrated his birthday once every four years. And so, when he studied in the 5th grade, on his birthday, his uncle gave him his old camera. You will learn about the fact that he had a camera, about all the interesting affairs of the guys, Petkin friends from this book.

Otherwise, it is called "Three days of the life of Andreika Krylov." Andreika lives in Nikolaevsk-on-Amur, he is his indigenous resident and was born in him nine years ago. He was very lucky in his life, along with his dad he goes on a distant journey to the city But on the road there were no without adventure, Andreikin dad fell behind the plane, and Andreyka got to Tashkent alone.

But he was not at all scared, but on the contrary, he was very interested, he met with good people who helped him meet with dad. Nikolai Dmitrievich Navolochkin, who passed the whole war, forever preserved episodes of terrible battles and bloody battles with German invaders, as well as moments of real front -line friendship, when a comrade substituted himself under a bullet to save a fellow soldier.

These and many other memories were reflected in the front -line stories of Nikolai Dmitrievich “Radisters went” and “Wait for the rocket”. In addition, Nikolai Navolochkin discovered a poetic gift. He prepared and published a collection of poems about the war “Feedback”. Nikolai Dmitrievich is the author of the historical novel “The Amur Little Drums”, the novels “by special assignments”, “With whom to change fate” and several books of poems and prose for children, including the well -known work “The Vacations of Kot Yegor”.

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