"Nomads" sounds on Kazakh radio in honor of the 30th anniversary of Kazakhstan's Independence

With the support of the MISD of the Republic of Kazakhstan and on the initiative of the Kazakh Radio, an audio version of the book "Nomads" is broadcast on the radio as part of the 30th anniversary of the country's Independence.

The initiative to broadcast an audio version of the trilogy written on the basis of the history of the Kazakh Khanate was supported by the National Translation Bureau. The historical novel was voiced by the famous announcer and veteran of the Kazakh radio Burkit Bekmagambetov.

"Our main goal is to give every listener the opportunity to deeply understand the role and importance of Independence. The book is voiced by an announcer, a veteran of the Kazakh radio. The audio version of "Nomads" is one of our works in honor of the 30th anniversary of Independence of our country",- the editor-in-chief of Kazakh Radiolars LLP, Director of Kazakh Radio Dulat Abibullayev, reported.

According to D. Abibullayev, audio versions of books by outstanding Kazakh writers Takhaui Akhtanov, Hamza Yesenzhanov, Azilkhan Nurshaikhov, Abish Kekilbayev, Saken Zhunusov, Berdibek Sokpakbayev, Sabit Mukanov, Sherkhan Murtaza, Mukhtar Magauin have also been broadcast on Kazakh Radio for the last two years.

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The historical epic "Nomads" is one of the first works of fiction about national history written during the Soviet period.

In 1969, the novel by I.Yesenberlin "Khan Kene" about the last Kazakh Khan Kenesary was published, then "The Enchanted Sword", and three years later - the third novel "Despair". Together they made up the famous historical trilogy "Nomads", which was translated into Russian by the writer Maurice Simashko. The book has been reprinted 12 times in Russian only, and the total circulation has exceeded 1.5 million copies.