KAZAKOVA Rima Feodorovna

Born January 21, 1932, Mr.. Sevastopol. After high school, entered the history department of Leningrad University and studied until 1954. The first verses refer to 1955.

For seven years she lived in the Far East, worked as an editor studio newsreel in Khabarovsk. In 1958, in Khabarovsk, released their first collection of poems - "Meet in the East". In the early 1960's Kazakova moved to Moscow, translated the poems from the languages of the USSR. Many traveled around the country. Master Civil and love lyrics. From the collection "In the taiga Do not Cry" (1965), "I remember" (1974), "fair copy" (1977), "terminus" (1979)

. In 1979 published a large book of poems (1955 - 78) of its major collections ( "Where are you", "Friday", "Green Christmas Tree," "In the taiga Do not Cry", etc.)

. In 1980 came a collection of "Country Love" in 1982 - "Touchstone" in 1984 - "Come down from the hill"
. Lives and works in Moscow.