Celebrating the 90th Birthday of Evgeniya Mikhailovna Kupieva

On November 7, 2026, Evgeniya Mikhailovna Kupieva celebrated her 90th birthday. She is an educator, public figure, and Honorary Journalist of Kazakhstan who has made a significant contribution to education, public life, and the preservation of the historical memory of our region.

A presentation of the collection of memoirs “Victory Has a Woman’s Face,” compiled by Evgeniya Mikhailovna, is dedicated to this remarkable occasion.

In 1959, she graduated from Lomonosov Moscow State University. For more than ten years, she worked as a lecturer at the A. S. Pushkin Ural Pedagogical Institute (now M. Utemisov West Kazakhstan University). Later, she worked at the N. K. Krupskaya Regional Library (now the Z. Moldagaliev West Kazakhstan Regional Universal Scientific Library). She also headed the Ural City Council of Women's Organizations, actively participated in public life, and devoted considerable attention to supporting war veterans.

About the book “Victory Has a Woman’s Face”

This remarkable collection is dedicated to women who fought in the Great Patriotic War and those who worked on the home front. Its pages bring to life memories of frontline experiences, military events, selfless labor, female friendship, and mutual support.

Each story represents an individual human destiny and bears witness to courage, resilience, and boundless love for the Motherland.

The book is of great historical, local history, and educational value. It helps preserve firsthand accounts of the wartime generation and pass on the memory of the Great Victory to younger generations.

The presentation of this collection is a wonderful opportunity to express our gratitude to Evgeniya Mikhailovna for her many years of dedicated work, active civic engagement, and contribution to preserving the historical heritage of our region.

We warmly congratulate Evgeniya Mikhailovna on her 90th birthday! We wish her good health, warmth, well-being, happiness, and many more wonderful years ahead!

The memory of heroism has no expiration date. As long as we remember, history lives on!