Kyym

The first newspaper in the Yakut language was Manchaary, the first issue of which was published on 28 December 1921. Two years later, a commission of three people — the People's Commissar of the Interior Stepan Arzhakova (Аржаков, Степан Максимович ^(ru)), Commissar of Education Ilya Vinokurov (Винокуров, Илья Егорович ^(ru)) and member of the board of Kholbos M. Popov - decided to make the newspaper periodical and give it a new name - Kyym (kɯ:m^[1] in Novgorodov's Alphabet and Kььm^[2] in Yañalif forms). The first publishers of the newspaper were Platon Oyunsky, Maksim Ammosov, Anempodist Sofronov (Алампа ^(ru)).^[3]

In 1993, after the October events, the publication was closed. In 1994, the newspaper was published by a journalist Fedora Petrovna Egorova (Егорова, Федора Петровна ^(ru)), who has been at the newspaper's office for 36 years.

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