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Eduard Shim - Biography, Date of Birth, Place of Birth, Filmography
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Eduard Shim - biography, date of birth, place of birth, filmography, clips, Writer.
August 22, 1930— March 13, 2006 - Russian writer, playwright.
From the age of 16, Shim worked, changing many occupations. "... A jack of all trades - a joiner and a gardener, a turner and a driver." Upon his return to Leningrad, he studied at the School of Architecture and Art, profession "applied artist", since 1950 he worked at the Central Design Bureau No. 54.
In 1952-1955 he served in the army. Last year of service - literary employee of the army newspaper.
After demobilization he worked on the radio, wrote stories for newspapers and magazines "Druzhba", "Young Leningrad", "Zvezdochka", "Kaliningrad", "Murzilka", "Bonfire", "Barvinok", "Neva", "Druzhnye guys".
In 1959 he was admitted to the USSR JV, soon moved to Moscow.
Member of the editorial board of the magazine "Znamya" (1962-1971) .
Starting to publish in 1949, Eduard Shim wrote mainly for children, mainly about nature - but he could successfully and entertainingly tell, for example, about the carpentry craft ("Wooden Book"). Gruvemuvestart
Eduard Yurievich raised questions about the relationship of man to nature ("Trace on the Wave" (1958), "Picket 200" (1963), "Spring Troubles" (1964), "Water on Pebbles" (1969) .
Among his stories and novellas for adults: "Night at the end of the month", "Vanya sings songs", "When it goes out," etc.
Eduard Shim is the author of the lyrics for a number of songs, in particular, the very popular 1974 song "The Wooden Horses Galloped", sung by Valentina Tolkunova.
Shim is the author of literary scripts (together with V. V. Konetsky): "With My Own Hands" (1957), "Support" (1958). He also wrote several plays, which were staged on the stages of various theaters. Two plays were written in collaboration with Georgy Markov. Scriptwriter for such films as "The Strogovs", "Salt of the Earth", "The Coming Century", Reed in the Wind (together with Georgy Markov), "Order: Don't Open Fire", "Order: Cross the Border", "Parachutists" .
“Who will translate the language of animals and birds into the human language for us? This is the kind of 'translator' ... the writer Eduard Shim became ... He writes books that ... teach one of the main human joys - the inexhaustible joy of recognition. "
