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Tashkent to Celebrate the Centenary of the Novel Days Gone ByOn 2 May, the Abdullah Kodiri House-Museum will host a literary and educational evening titled Moziyga Qaytib (“Return to the Past”), dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the publication of the landmark novel O‘tkan kunlar (Days Gone By).HD magazine editorial office#News#News & Context
Margilan Recreates the World of the Novel Days Gone ByIn accordance with a presidential resolution dated 1 April 2025, the Burhoniddin Marginoni complex has been established in the historic city of Margilan. Designed as a “city within a city”, it combines elements of traditional architecture, the history of Margilan and infrastructure that meets modern tourism standards.HD magazine editorial office#News#News & Context
First Book by Abdulla Kodiri’s Great-Grandson ReleasedThe first book by Samarriddin Kodiri, the great-grandson of the renowned Uzbek writer Abdulla Kodiri and a graduate of the creative school named after his distinguished ancestor, has been published.HD magazine editorial office#News#News & Context
"Days Gone By" Today: Cinema, Theatre and the Living Legacy of Abdulla QadiriOn 10 April, Abdulla Qadiri's birthday, it feels especially important to speak not only of the writer himself, but of how his defining novel has lived on since its publication.Christina Inyakina#Literature and Storytelling#Ideas & AnalysisNewsletter
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