January 17, 2014, an author’s excursion of Consul General of the Republic of Turkey to the Republic of Tatarstan Sabri Tunch Angyly and translator, KFU lecturer Fatikh Kutlu in the Literature Museum G.Tukai was held.
A very diverse cultural and educational activities in the G. Tukai Literature Museum are being held: literary and musical evenings are conducted , author’ s evening meetings with representatives of the creative intelligentsia, presentations of exhibitions, books and media products , museum holidays, museum and educational sessions, master classes are implemented.
Once a month, our famous contemporaries, art and culture figures, statesmen and public figures, representatives of the media and various institutions , scientists and athletes – stars of Tatarstan arrange tours at the museum. In December 2013, Consul General of Turkey in the Republic of Tatarstan Sabri Tunch Angyly visited the museum , and after touring the museum expressed a desire to support the project .
Impossible to imagine the story of the famous writing by the poet of a satirical poem - parody " Hay Market or New Kisekbash " without " the Turkish trace " - in fact , the prototype of one of the main characters of the poem is a famous Turkish fighter Kara Ahmed.
Turkish officials told about influence of Turkish literature on creativity of Tukai , the place of the famous Tatar poet in Turkish culture , as well as about the unknown or little-known facts about life and creativity of Tukai and his contemporaries associated with Turkey and Turkish culture.
"Star" excursion guides told on history of individual exhibits. They discovered the secret of the Ural Photo of G. Tukai on which he is embodied with a friend from Istanbul Turkish shakird Gabdelvali Amrulla , acquainted with the contents of obituaries from Turkey about Tukai’s death. Among the famous poet's contemporaries - G. Iskhaki Bigiyev M. J. Akchura , whom Tukaj mentions in his writings , and who also have some connection with Turkey. Among the most interesting exhibits - translations of Tukai into the Turkish language - almost all of his poetry translated by Fatma Ozcan .
After the tour, the visitors met with an exhibition dedicated to the 105th anniversary of the writing of the poem "Hay Market or New Kisekbash " over which the museum is working now.
Press service Ministry of Culture of Tatarstan