Sapargali Begalin

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Sapargali Begalin
Begalin on a 2020 Stamp of Kazakhstan
Born	24 November 1895 Russian Empire
Died	10 March 1983 (aged 87) Almaty, Kazakhstan
Writing career
Language	Russian

Sapargali Begalin (Kazakh: Saparǵalı Ysqaquly Begalın; 24 November 1895 – 10 March 1983) was a Kazakh poet. He also wrote a number of short stories.

His son Mazhit Begalin became a film actor and director.

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