TODAY IS THE 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF S.UDVAL AGS
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Today is the 100th anniversary of S.Udval's death
Sonom Udval was born on February 23, 1921 in Dashinchilen soum of present-day Bulgan aimag.
He graduated from the New Forces School of the Party in 1946 and from the Institute of the Soviet Communist Party in 1957-1960. From 1947 to 1949, he was the head of the Central Publishing House of the Party (1947-1949), and from 1949 to 1954 he was the head of the Women's Department of the Central Committee of the Party. ), Since 1962, she has been the co-chair of the Mongolian Women's Committee or the current Mongolian Women's Association.
S.Udval was a woman who reached the highest positions in the party, government and public organizations of that time and was a talented writer in all forms of literature. During the years of the People's Revolution, he wrote many short stories, novels, poems, plays, and movies about ordinary, "rare" people and women with a great desire to grow, acquire knowledge, and create.
The novel “Great Destiny” depicts the real Khatanbaatar Magsarjav or Baatar Wang, who fought for Mongolia's independence and freedom. Award of the Lotus Magazine of African Writers, 1978 People's Friendship Order of the USSR, 1978 State Prize of the People's Republic of Mongolia, 1946 and 1966 Polar Star, twice the Red Banner of Labor Medal, 1956 Sukhbaatar Medal won.
Today is the 100th anniversary of S.Udval's death
Sonom Udval was born on February 23, 1921 in Dashinchilen soum of present-day Bulgan aimag.
He graduated from the New Forces School of the Party in 1946 and from the Institute of the Soviet Communist Party in 1957-1960. From 1947 to 1949, he was the head of the Central Publishing House of the Party (1947-1949), and from 1949 to 1954 he was the head of the Women's Department of the Central Committee of the Party. ), Since 1962, she has been the co-chair of the Mongolian Women's Committee or the current Mongolian Women's Association.
S.Udval was a woman who reached the highest positions in the party, government and public organizations of that time and was a talented writer in all forms of literature. During the years of the People's Revolution, he wrote many short stories, novels, poems, plays, and movies about ordinary, "rare" people and women with a great desire to grow, acquire knowledge, and create.
The novel “Great Destiny” depicts the real Khatanbaatar Magsarjav or Baatar Wang, who fought for Mongolia's independence and freedom. Award of the Lotus Magazine of African Writers, 1978 People's Friendship Order of the USSR, 1978 State Prize of the People's Republic of Mongolia, 1946 and 1966 Polar Star, twice the Red Banner of Labor Medal, 1956 Sukhbaatar Medal won.