13.03.2009 18:50 | The Victims of Georgian Aggression: Azamat Gagloev
 Azamat Gagloev was differed from other pupils of a youth camp. Always smiling, reserved boy didn’t try to be in the limelight. But all the same, he attracted attention, not because the other 40 pupils of the camp were worse, simply he was better.
As in the Ministry of Youth affairs of South Ossetia say, they are working with the new generation and used to have a psychological portrait of each of the pupils, no matter the number of them. Azamat's portrait was marvelously similar at all the leaders and employees of a scout camp; it was extremely positive, unusually light and native, close to everybody.
Everybody in the camp: children and organizers - lived as a one close-knit family and as if the camp was in mountains, it was necessary to prepare constantly fire wood, to carry water, to help cooks in the kitchen. The pupils tried to help, as they could, they organized the watches, the guys were responsible for fire wood and water, and the girls helped in the kitchen, tidied up in tents and took care of the cleanliness in the territory of the camp. In a word, in was necessary to live, to work and to have a rest together in the camp. But as it used to be in any human society, one acted their responsibilities more honesty, others -less.
Azamat, no matter he was on duty or not, always was ready to help the leaders and to bring water, to pin fire wood or to kindle a fire, he always silently and easy was engaged in any useful business.
Being modest, laconic he was very charming. The secret of this charm, probably, was simply in that he loved people, the life and had very good upbringing.
In one evenings Azamat began to read the fragments from a poem “Evgenie Onegin” for the people, gathered near a fire, everybody was inexpressibly surprised. Later many of the children followed Azamat and the ordinary evening has turned into creative one. It was in 2006 on the coast of the river Chimas, where Azamat had a rest, being still the schoolboy.
This year our youth camp was located on the coast of the river Cheseltdon. Azamat became the student, entered the prestigious Russian institution of higher education. Having arrived home for summer holidays, he decided to have a rest in our camp again. When we saw him, we didn`t recognize in him that boy Azamat at once, so he has grown, matured and from the schoolboy has turned into beautiful, high young guy, still with a kind and quiet smile.
If it wasn`t for the Georgian fascists who interrupted a young life, which was just beginning, Azamat could make a lot of good things. Being clever, kind, loving people and cheerful guy, we are sure, he would sow the seeds of good, no matter where he is engaged in.
On those terrible August days, which forever left in our hearts not healing wounds, Azamat and his father Taimuraz Gagloev died on road Zarskaya, while rescuing their close people.
Azamat will live forever in our hearts as alive and smiling angel.
The collective of Ministry of Youth affairs of South Ossetia |
