Аlkhanbek
Маlkeev
1915.05.05-1960.08.04
There are many people whose names can be proud of and whose lifestyle is an example for the younger generation. But there are few people who have left a bright mark on the earth, who have shown themselves a real example of humanity, integrity, and humanism. Such a person was Alkhanbek Malkeev, whose contribution to the socio-political life of the country is invaluable.
Alkhanbek Malkeev was born on May 5, 1915, on the Tor-dzhailau of Zhar-su aul (village of Jana-Turmys) of the Chilik district of the Alma-Ata region. Alkhanbek is the third son in a family that had five sons and two daughters.
In 1925, in the 38th year of her life, her mother, Turdybala Bapek-kyzy, died.
Alkhanbek's father, Malke Berdibay-uly (1878-1933), was engaged in animal husbandry all his life. In 1929 he joined the collective farm. In 1931 (by this time Alkhanbek had graduated from a 7-year rural school), Malke sent his three eldest sons – Nusup, Nusupbek, and Alkhanbek – to the city of Alma-Ata. Nusup (1911 – 1985) and Alkhanbek reached the city, burying Nusupbek on the way. Nusup was immediately called to the army. And Alkhanbek enrolled in a course of fitters, in his free days he worked at a quarry, and unloaded wagons at train stations – he fully provided for himself.
In 1925, in the 38th year of her life, her mother, Turdybala Bapek-kyzy, died.
Alkhanbek's father, Malke Berdibay-uly (1878-1933), was engaged in animal husbandry all his life. In 1929 he joined the collective farm. In 1931 (by this time Alkhanbek had graduated from a 7-year rural school), Malke sent his three eldest sons – Nusup, Nusupbek, and Alkhanbek – to the city of Alma-Ata. Nusup (1911 – 1985) and Alkhanbek reached the city, burying Nusupbek on the way. Nusup was immediately called to the army. And Alkhanbek enrolled in a course of fitters, in his free days he worked at a quarry, and unloaded wagons at train stations – he fully provided for himself.
In 1931-1932, after graduating from the courses, he worked as a fitter for the city broadcast network in Alma-Ata. In 1932-1934, after returning to the village of Jana-Turmys, he worked as a bookkeeper, and foreman of the field brigade of the collective farm "Jana-Talap". In 1933, during an epidemic of typhoid fever, all residents of Jailau, including the entire Mahlke family, died. Only two brothers, Alkhanbek and Nusup, survived. In the 1934-35 academic year, Alkhanbek Malkeev studied in Alma-Ata at a one-year training course for the heads of the political department of the radio station at Kaznarkomzeme. Upon completion of the courses, from April 1935 to July 1936, Malkeev Alkhanbek worked in the Burnoye station of the Juvalinsky district of South Kazakhstan region as the head of the political department of the Burnenskaya MTS radio station.
Photo with Shamshi Kaldaiakov
Over the years, Malkeev Alkhanbek Malkeevich was awarded several government awards: on February 3, 1956, he was awarded a diploma of the Presidium of the Board of the Society for the Dissemination of Political and Scientific Knowledge of the Kazakh SSR for active participation in the dissemination of political and scientific knowledge among workers;
By the Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR dated October 20, 1956 – the medal "For the development of virgin Lands"; By the Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR dated January 11, 1957, he was awarded the Order of Lenin; on January 24, 1957 – the certificate of appreciation of the All-Union Society for the Dissemination of Political and Scientific Knowledge for active participation in lecture propaganda among the workers of Enbekshi-Kazakh district Kazakh SSR; May 23, 1957 – medal of the participant of the All-Union Agricultural Exhibition (All-Union Agricultural Exhibition);
On October 18, 1958, he was awarded a diploma from the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the Kazakh SSR for the early and high–quality fulfillment of the government task for the construction of the high-altitude highway Stanitsa Issyk - Lake Issyk.
By the Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR dated October 20, 1956 – the medal "For the development of virgin Lands"; By the Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR dated January 11, 1957, he was awarded the Order of Lenin; on January 24, 1957 – the certificate of appreciation of the All-Union Society for the Dissemination of Political and Scientific Knowledge for active participation in lecture propaganda among the workers of Enbekshi-Kazakh district Kazakh SSR; May 23, 1957 – medal of the participant of the All-Union Agricultural Exhibition (All-Union Agricultural Exhibition);
On October 18, 1958, he was awarded a diploma from the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the Kazakh SSR for the early and high–quality fulfillment of the government task for the construction of the high-altitude highway Stanitsa Issyk - Lake Issyk.
On the evening of July 23, 1960, he returned from a trip to the district with acute abdominal pain. An ambulance was called. A young surgeon from Talgar hospital arrived. He was diagnosed with acute appendicitis. We need to operate urgently. The doctor was scared: "Aha! I've been working for the first year. The chief surgeon is on vacation. I'm afraid to operate on you, the First secretary of the district party committee, alone. "Then take me to Alma-Ata, to the Council of Ministers Hospital," A. Malkeev replied. Deep into the night. An ambulance slowly drives away from the gate of the house, taking away A.Malkeev. 10 days later, on August 4, 1960, he died in the Sovminovsky hospital from peritonitis.
On August 6, there was a funeral.
On August 6, there was a funeral.
