Elbazduko Britayev

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Elbazduko Britayev
USSR
Occupation	Playwright, editor

Elbazduko Britayev (

proverbs

, such as "Love does not follow the rules of wisdom", and the characters that he created are being increasingly re-used.

Britayev was born on 22 March 1881 in Dallagkau,

Saint Petersburg Imperial University in 1917.^[2] Britayev's political views were aligned with the Socialist Revolutionary Party and bourgeois nationalism. Following the February Revolution of 1917, he went to Vladikavkaz and joined the counter-revolution.^[1]

Britayev is considered an important figure in

Tsarism. His drama Two Sisters, written in 1908, told the story of a woman from the mountains and addressed people's struggles against adat and its destructive influence on relationships. His tragedy Amran, published in 1927, concerned social liberation.^[1] Britayev was an editor for the magazine Ray of Light in 1912 and the Vladikavkaz newspaper Mountain Life in 1918.^[2]

Britayev died on 25 September 1923 in Vladikavkaz.^[1]

References

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d Ардасенов, Х. Н. (1962). Бритаев (in Russian). Краткая литературная энциклопедия.
^ ^a ^b ^c ХОЗИЕВ, Борис. "Осетины - Бритаев Елбиздико". Ossetians.com (in Russian). Retrieved 11 January 2024.

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