Nina Chaika, a TV host and famous Soviet radio, editor, writer and translator, died. This has been reported in the journalism service of the Republican journalists.

Seagull died on February 10 – a day after her 85th anniversary.

Nina Chaika was born in USSURIYSK in a military family. She graduated from the journalism Department of Belarusian State University was named after Lenin. She worked for Gosteleddodo BSS, where she first ranked the teenager version of the radio, and then TV for more than forty years. I am on a business trip to Afghanistan.

In the early 1990s, Seagull ranked first editing the common training and scientific programs for TVs and editing offices of the literary and dramatic programs of Belarut Radio Station, which has conducted the program “. The conversation about value “. She is the editor -in -chief of Neman Magazine, as Deputy Editor -In -In -chief of Belaya Vezha Union. Chaika is the author of fifteen dramas.

On the pages of the magazines, her essays about the heroes of the Soviet Union and the scientists were published. For Russian media, Seagull has translated works of poets and writers of Bethlehy Anatoly Serbantovich, Fedor Cherni, Alesya Savitsky and Nikolai Chernyavsky.