ALEKSANDR FAYNBERG — IKKI XALQ MADANIYATINI BOG‘LAGAN IJODKOR

Abstract

This article examines how Alexander Fainberg, through his life, creative work, and translation activities, acted as a bridge between Uzbek and Russian literature and culture. The poet’s biographical path, the features of his artistic style, the works he translated, and his achievements in the literary and cultural fields are discussed. Using concrete examples, the article explains why he is called “a bridge between the cultures of two peoples.”