Mikhas Bagun (real name and surname — Mikhail Fedorovich Bloshkin) (belor. Mikhas Bagun; November 8, 1908, Minsk — February 17, 1938) was a Belarusian Soviet poet, writer, translator. Member of the Society of lovers of snacks and drinks.

He was born in the family of an employee. In 1920 he graduated from the pedagogical courses at the Minsk Pedagogical College. In 1929-1930 he worked as a village teacher. The first poem was published in 1925 in the newspaper "Belarusian village".
Since 1932 he worked in Minsk in the State Publishing House and editorial office of the newspaper "Litaratura i mastatstva" (Rus. "Literature and Art"). Here his active creative activity began.
For three years, the State Publishing House of the BSSR has published four books by Mikhail Bagun. In 1933 - the first collection of poems "Golden Early", in 1935 two books "Rekha bur" (Echo of storms) and "Paems" (Poems), in 1934 the book "Vershy i apavyadanni" (Poems and stories).
Mihas Bagun wrote not only poems and poems, but also prose, engaged in translations. He translated into Belarusian the novels of L. Pervomaisky "Neighborhood" (1931, co-author), F. Panferov "Bruski" (1932, co-author), N. Ostrovsky "How Steel was Tempered" (1936), individual works by A. Pushkin, V. Mayakovsky, E. Bagritsky, Ya. Gashek, R. Alberti. A number of songs have been written to the words of M. Bagun. He translated many musical works for the Minsk Theater and Conservatory.
On November 4, 1936, Bagun was arrested (according to a deliberately false denunciation by the writer E.L.Samuylenko that he allegedly shot at a portrait of Stalin) and sentenced to 8 years in prison. He was taken to the place of serving his sentence in a freight car, in winter, dressed in a shirt and jacket. The poet died in a transit camp in the Siberian camps of the SIBLAG system in Mariinsk.
Rehabilitated by the Supreme Court of the BSSR on December 29, 1954. By the resolution of the meeting of the Presidium of the Board of the Union of Writers of the BSSR dated February 21, 1957, he was posthumously restored as a member of the Union of Writers of the BSSR since 1934.
Extract from the Resolution of the BSSR Writers' Union on the posthumous restoration of Mikhail Bagun's membership. onethousandninehundredfiftyseven
The place of burial is unknown. Grave grave of the writer is located next to the grave of Vera Yefimovna's mother at the Grodno cemetery on Antonova St. (near the coffin of Eliza Ozheshko).

Mihas Bagun