For 10 years, a well-known Kazakh journalist, journalist, writer, historian Vadim Gennadyevich Obukhov published in Moscow 6 unique monographs. Currently, publishers in Moscow are planning to release a six-volume book from a three-volume book.

Among the rare historical research publications of Vadim Obukhov based on exclusive material are the Kremlin's Atomic Project, Uranium Belovoe, and Belowater in Fire. Fight for Xinjiang "," Battle for Belovodye. The Big Game Begins.

To search for material for their books, the journalist-historian fits thoroughly and deeply. For example, as noted in the annotation to the book "Lost Belovodie", the author, collecting materials on the monograph, met and talked with the Chinese civil war veterans of 1949 who fought in Xinjiang, as well as their descendants who now live in Kazakhstan. And to clarify oral evidence, the historian turned to the public and private archives of Almaty, Astana, Novosibirsk and Barnaul.

Vadim Obukhov, who has been working in the press since 1974, has been the chief editor of the oldest non-state socio-political newspaper in the East Kazakhstan region since 1995, “7 days”. By the way, the newspaper has an international award "Relevance of the 21st century" ("International Award Actualidad 21-st Century").

Vadim Obukhov - a graduate of the Ust-Kamenogorsk Pedagogical Institute (EKSU named after S. Amanzholov). He graduated from the Department of History, International Relations and Law UKPI in 1981.

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