About Akim Samar
Lived 1916 – 1942 (aged 26). Akim Samar was a Russian writer, poet and military personnel.
Akim Dmitriyevich Samar (, 1916–1943) was a Soviet poet and novelist regarded as the first Nanai-language writer.
Born in the Russian Far East in 1916, Samar was a student at Institute of the Peoples of the North in Leningrad and joined the Red Army after Nazi Germany invaded the Soviet Union. He died at the Battle of Stalingrad in 1943. His works included the poetry collections Songs of the Nanai (1938) and Poems (1940) and the 1941 novel A Poor Man's Son.
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Who was Akim Samar?
Soviet poet, novelist (1916–1942)
When was Akim Samar born?
Akim Samar was born on 15 May 1916 in Kondon.
When did Akim Samar die?
Akim Samar died on 15 August 1942 in Volgograd.
What was Akim Samar's occupation?
Akim Samar was a writer, poet and military personnel.
What nationality was Akim Samar?
Akim Samar was Russian.
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