A traveling exhibition titled " An unquenchable fire of Abdurakhman Absalyamov" opened in Kazan on April 5

The exhibition, prepared by the first in the country private museum-apartment "Museum of Absalyamov Abdurakhman and his era" (created by the writer's grandchildren - Albina and Timur Absalyamova in the apartment where the writer lived) opened yesterday at the Tatar State Philharmonic within the concert dedicated to the presentation of the television series based on the novel by Absalyamov "Ak chechekler" ("White flowers").

This year marks the 50th anniversary of the first publication of the novel "White flowers", which has become over the years the most popular novels ever written by Tatar writer. Its total circulation of more than 5 million copies, and approach this number has not succeeded not a single book by Tatar author.

A traveling exhibition prepared for the Year of literature in Russia and the Year of the 70th anniversary of the Great Victory, opens pages of biography of the writer, tells the story of his front-line path (during the war Absalyamov - commander of the mortar crew of marine brigade reconnaissance, field reporter), acquaints visitors with interesting pages of his public and private life. Separate block of materials devoted to the history of the works, to immortalize the name of the writer - novels "Eaglets", "Gazinur", "Eternal Man", "Unquenchable fire" ( G. Tukai State award of Tatarstan, 1957).