Live to love and love to live - Rustemov, Bakhyt
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The book by the famous Kazakh writer reflects the reality in which the Kazakh people have lived and are living for the last twenty-seven years after gaining their independence. The reader can understand how difficult the transition from socialism to capitalism was. The new life caught the toiler of the country by surprise. The author all these years was in the midst of the people and experienced with them all the hardships and privations, which usually fall on the shoulders of ordinary citizens. The author has many years of studying the relationship of people in society, the relationship of…mehr

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The book by the famous Kazakh writer reflects the reality in which the Kazakh people have lived and are living for the last twenty-seven years after gaining their independence. The reader can understand how difficult the transition from socialism to capitalism was. The new life caught the toiler of the country by surprise. The author all these years was in the midst of the people and experienced with them all the hardships and privations, which usually fall on the shoulders of ordinary citizens. The author has many years of studying the relationship of people in society, the relationship of peoples and nations. He wrote such conceptual and research works as "Islam - the source of spiritual development", "The influence of Darwin's theory on national consciousness", "The religious factor - as one of the political aspects of the spiritual and cultural development of society", "What is better than capitalism or socialism? What is Demcapism (DCS)?", "State and Society", "How to make our life better today than yesterday", "How to remain human in the world of people", "Man, take care of yourself and your descendants", etc.
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Nació en 1952. Economista. Pasó de obrero (1969) a empleado de la Administración del Presidente de Kazajstán (2001-2008). Ha recibido premios literarios internacionales. Galardonado con órdenes y medallas por su contribución a la literatura internacional. Copresidente del Consejo Literario de la Asamblea de los Pueblos de Europa y Asia. Es autor de 30 libros.