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Qäwi Näcmi

Russian writer and poet (1901-1957)

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Lived 1901–1957, aged 56

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1901–1957
Aged 56
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Updated 2026-07-10

Qawi Näcmi was a Soviet-Tatar poet, novelist, translator, and journalist. From his work Yazğı cillär, Näcmi received the Stalin Prize in 1951. The novel was recognized as "a great achievement of multinational Soviet literature and translated into 26 languages of the Soviet people".

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Կավի Նաջմի
wikipedia · hy.wikipedia.org
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wikipedia · en.wikipedia.org
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wikipedia · fi.wikipedia.org
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