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Adilgerey Umakhanov
(April 19, 1952 – December 2001)
Early Life and Education
Adilgerey Umakhanov was born on April 19, 1952, in Kyrgyzstan during the deportation of Chechens by the Soviet government. His family hailed from Akhtash-Aukh in Dagestan. Umakhanov graduated from Adilotar School and later earned a degree in philology from Chechen-Ingush State University.
Career
Umakhanov began his career as a teacher in his home village located north to Khavasyurt, where he was highly respected by his students and colleagues. He was known for fostering a strong connection with his students, becoming both a teacher and a friend. His dedication to preserving the Chechen language and culture led him to join the Dagestan Republican Radio in the early 1980s. Umakhanov also contributed to the development of Chechen-language media in Dagestan and became a member of the Union of Journalists of the USSR.
Contributions to Journalism
At Dagestan Republican Radio, Umakhanov played a pivotal role in the creation and growth of Chechen-language programming. He was passionate about promoting Chechen culture and language, writing poetry, essays, and sketches, although he rarely published his literary works publicly. His commitment to his work and his people earned him great respect among his peers.
Legacy
Umakhanov’s contributions to education and journalism left a lasting impact on his community. He is remembered as a dedicated professional who tirelessly served his people. Despite the challenges he faced, including commuting long distances and working in difficult conditions, Umakhanov maintained his dedication to his profession and his cultural heritage.
Personal Life
Adilgerey was part of a family that valued education and cultural preservation. His mother, Aliat, raised him and his siblings with a strong sense of responsibility and love for their heritage after the early death of their father, Salimgerey.
Death and Legacy
Adilgerey Umakhanov passed away in December 2001. His colleagues and community continue to honor his memory and contributions to Chechen journalism and culture.
References:
https://niyso-dag.ru/novosti/v-mire/3534-zhit-po-inomu-on-i-ne-mog.html