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Hadzhigara AnnamamedovSoviet and Turkmen artist
Date of Birth: 01.01.1931
Country:  Turkmenistan |
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Early Life and Education
Khadzhimurat Annamamedov was born in the Tedzhen district of Turkmenistan. After completing his studies at the biology and geography faculty of Ashgabat Pedagogical Institute in 1947, he taught in Tedzhen and Babadaykhan.
In 1951, he traveled to Moscow to pursue journalism. However, inspired by an interview with Professor Nikolai Petrov of the Moscow Institute of Theater Arts (GITIS), he decided to apply to the institute's acting department.
Annamamedov was admitted directly to the third year and graduated with honors in 1954.
Acting Career
Upon returning to Ashgabat, Annamamedov joined the Mollanepes Drama Theater (now Mollanepes Student Theater) and the Youth Theater. He became a distinguished actor, starring in notable productions such as "White Lotus," "The Gadfly," "The Thirties," "On the Banks of the Murgab," "The Inspector General," "In the Karakum Desert," "Love," "Fate," "The Decisive Step," "Typhoon," "Girlfriends," "This Must Not Happen Again," "One Night in the Jungle," and "Fertile Land."
Family
Annamamedov was married to Gulayek Annamamedova and had four children:
Son: Syehet Durdy Annamamedov
Son: Maksatmyrat AnnamamedovDaughter: Aksoltan Annamamedova
Daughter: Altyn Annamamedova
