
Semyon Mikhailovich Strugachev
Photo: Regional Library
December 10, 1942
The Bureau of the Regional Committee of the All-Union Communist Party of Bolsheviks discussed the progress of training machine operators for the MTS of the Jewish Autonomous Region. Attention was paid to the further improvement of the educational process, the state of political mass work among students, the development of socialist competition, and the creation of the necessary cultural and living conditions for the normal operation of courses.
December 10, 1957
In order to thoroughly explain to the workers of the region the results of the Conference of Communist and Workers' Parties in Moscow and the Declaration and Manifesto of Peace adopted at it, the bureau of the regional party committee sent propaganda groups from among the most trained lecturers and rapporteurs to the regions of the region.
December 10, 1957
On this day, Semyon Mikhailovich Strugachev was born in the village of Smidovich, Jewish Autonomous Region. The future theater and film actor was raised by his mother. The single-parent family moved to Birobidzhan, where Strugachev lived until he was 17 years old.
The boy grew up in a boarding school because his mother could barely make ends meet and could not provide for her children. The young man’s artistic talent began to manifest itself from childhood: while at school, Semyon Mikhailovich participated in amateur performances and surprised listeners with his songs, for which he received the nickname: the Birobidzhan nightingale. The boy tried to imitate the voice of the Italian singer Robertino Loretti.
The fact is that in adolescence, Semyon’s voice, like that of all boys, began to break, which is why he could not please music lovers with his ringing tenor, so the Birobidzhan nightingale sank into oblivion. When the guy turned 16, he began serving in the folk theater, on the stage of which Semyon Mikhailovich’s creative biography began.
Having received a certificate of secondary education, Strugachev entered the Far Eastern Pedagogical Institute of Arts, from which he graduated in 1979. After graduation, he joined the troupe of the Primorsky Regional Drama Theater in Vladivostok.
At the Primorsky Regional Academic Theater named after. Gorky Strugachev Semyon Mikhailovich served since 1980, and it was there that his artistic talent manifested itself.
The actor also served at the Kuibyshev Drama Theater, performed on the stage of the Lensoveta Theater, played at the Mayakovsky Theater and worked in multiple enterprises.
Of course, during his service in the theater, Semyon Mikhailovich showed himself to be a versatile artist who excels in comedic roles.
It is also known that the comedian can play eight musical instruments and writes music for performances.
The actor's peculiar appearance allowed him to transform himself on the stage of theater and cinema into foreigners – French, Italians and various marquises.
December 10, 1883
Literary critic, playwright, poet, prose writer Dobrushin Iekheskel Moiseevich was born on December 10, 1883 in the city of Mutin, Chernigov province.
Iekheskel Moiseevich Dobrushin. Photo: Photo: Regional Library
Dobrushin was a member of the editorial board of the newspaper “Einikait” (12+). Author of studies on the classics of Jewish drama, on D. Bergelson, on the acting skills of B. Zuskin and S. Mikhoels, articles on Jewish writers who died in the Great Patriotic War, compiler of a collection of Jewish folk songs. He worked in the Anti-Fascist Jewish Committee. In 1948 he was arrested. Died in custody on August 11, 1953. Rehabilitated.




