Hashim bey Vazirov

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Hashim bey Vazirov Haşım bəy Vəzirov

Born	1868 Shusha, Azerbaijan
Died	1916 Baku, Azerbaijan
Occupation	Writer, jourbalist and publisher

Hashim bey Miriman oglu Vazirov (Azerbaijani: Haşım bəy Vəzirov; 1868-1916) – was an Azerbaijani journalist, writer and publisher.^[1]

Biography

Hashim bey Vazirov was born and got the primary education in Shusha. After graduating from Irevan Teachers’ Seminary he worked as a teacher in Irevan, Barda, Shaki and Shusha. In 1890s, being a teacher in real school in Shusha, H.Vazirov participated in organization of spectacles along with other teachers. In 1895, they staged “Marrying – not slaking the thirst” play by H.Vazirov. In these years Vazirov translated “Othello” tragedy by W.Shakespeare into Azerbaijani. Vazirov acted as Othello in a spectacle staged in Shusha, in 1904. Hashimbey Vazirov was author of such plays as “School education”, “Don’t knock my door – or your door will be knocked”, “Marrying – not slaking the thirst”. He wrote articles dedicated to enlightenment, science, socio-political issues.^[2] He worked as the editor of “Irshad” newspaper in different times, published “Teze hayat” newspaper, edited such newspapers as “Ittifag”, “Seda”, “Sadayi-hagg” and “Sadayi-Gafgaz”.^[3]^[4]

References

Publications

Везиров Г. Мои воспоминания о «Мектебе».- KB, 1901, № 2, с. 39-48 (паг. 2-я).

External links

Анвар Чингизоглы. Родословная Везировы. «Сой», Баку, 2008.

Ингилаб Керимов. Становление и развитие азербайджанского театра. «Элм», Баку, 1991.

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Notes	Azerbaijani is the official language of the Republic of Azerbaijan, Republic of Dagestan and also widely spoken in Iran, Turkey, Russia and Georgia

Persondata
Name	Vazirov, Hashim bey
Alternative names
Short description	Azerbaijani writer
Date of birth	1868
Place of birth	Shusha, Azerbaijan
Date of death	1916
Place of death	Baku, Azerbaijan

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