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n you whi elarusian literature is full of great authors who occupy B a high position in the world. It covers a lot of genres, ... (1) are found in the world literature. First of all, we should re- member the names of our outstanding national writers Yanka Kupala and Yakub Kolas, ... (2) created new Belarusian litera- ture and ... (3) names are at the top of the list of Belarusian writers. Children and teenagers will be attracted by adventure and science fiction stories by Yanka Maur, ... (4) were written quite a long time ago, but... (5) have not lost their attractiveness for the reader. Do you remember his Palesse Robinsons¹ or In the country of the Paradise Bird2? We enjoy the poems... written by Adam Mitskevich and Maxim Bogdanovich. Vasil Bykov's stories and novels, ... (7) we know as the author of war prose, are simply unforgettable. And the fables, ... (8) were cre- ated by K. Krapiva, are as clever as those by Aesop. This list is really long: Alexei Dudarev, Ivan Melezh... nd 1 1 S помогите заделать пересказ!!!!​

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Belarusian literature boasts a rich tradition of great authors who hold a prominent place in world literature. It encompasses a wide range of genres, some of which are recognized and celebrated globally. First and foremost, we must honor the names of our exceptional national writers, Yanka Kupala and Yakub Kolas, who laid the foundation for Belarusian literature and whose names remain at the pinnacle of Belarusian literary history.

For younger readers, Yanka Maur's adventure and science fiction stories, although written some time ago, still possess an enduring charm. Who could forget his works like "Palesse Robinsons" or "In the Country of the Paradise Bird"? These tales continue to captivate the imaginations of children and teenagers.

We also cherish the poems penned by Adam Mitskevich and Maxim Bogdanovich, whose verses have left an indelible mark on the world of literature. Vasil Bykov's stories and novels, particularly his contributions to war prose, are nothing short of unforgettable. His narratives resonate deeply with readers.

And let us not overlook the fables crafted by K. Krapiva, which rival the cleverness of Aesop's fables. This extensive list of remarkable Belarusian authors also includes Alexei Dudarev and Ivan Melezh, among many others, each contributing to the rich tapestry of Belarusian literature.