Kõtšan - Šukurbek Beišenalijev
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Publisher: Estonian National Publishing House
City: Tallinn
Year: 1962
Original language: Russian
Translator: Óie Kajando
Pages: 152
Condition: Covers slightly worn, contents first page incomplete
Dimensions: 136 × 208 mm
Size: standard format, with hard covers
The son of sunny Kyrgyzstan, Kotchan, repeated the heroic deed of Pavlik Morozov. He bravely stood up against the enemies of his people who wanted to prevent the creation of the first collective farms.
Ketschan fell at the hands of a cruel enemy. It has been a quarter of a century, but his name still bears legendary fame.
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Publisher: Estonian National Publishing House
City: Tallinn
Year: 1962
Original language: Russian
Translator: Óie Kajando
Pages: 152
Condition: Covers slightly worn, contents first page incomplete
Dimensions: 136 × 208 mm
Size: standard format, with hard covers