Natural disasters such as war, migration and flood leave deep traces in the memories of societies.Therefore, these subjects are the most suitable materials of prose types.The great migration event called “Urkun” is a sad event that has left deep traces in the memory of the peoples of Turkistan.Some intellectuals living in Ürkün have treated this event in their works.Since the author of the novel “The Distant Col” also experienced the event of Ürkün, he created his work on the basis of this tragic event.The novel Uzak Col is one of the first prose examples of the Kyrgyz written language. The content of this work is designed according to the socialist realism movement.In the work, first of all, the unfair practices and cruelties of the Tsarist Regime are intensely expressed. Subsequently, the “Urkun” incident and the troubles of the people are discussed with detailed descriptions. Towards the end, an intense Bolshevik propaganda draws attention.Studies on the novel “Uzak Col” are based on the bad practices of the Tsarist Regime and the tragedies of the Ürkün incident. The points that are overlooked in the examinations are that the policies of the Kyrgyz culture, Islam religion and the Kyrgyz’s relative peoples are asimilated and processed through negative heroes throughout the work, and Bolshevik propaganda. In this study, we tried to examine these points, which were overlooked by quoting from the work, on a concrete level.
Novel, Bolshevik, Propaganda, Kyrgyz Literature.