Edward Hank's spouse initially revealed his genuine name publicly
In a heartwarming tale that spans over six decades, Belarusian composer Eduard Hanok and his wife, Yevlaliya Ivanovna, have shared their unique story on the "Say Nothing" show on Belarus 1 TV channel.
Eduard Hanok, who was originally named Elvir, met his future wife when he was just three days old. Their bond has been unbreakable ever since, as they recently celebrated their 63rd wedding anniversary.
Yevlaliya Ivanovna revealed that Eduard Hanok changed his name when their daughter Ruslana was born. At the time, Ruslana was registered as 'Elvirovna'. Eduard Hanok joked about taking a creative pseudonym, Elik, and if he had done so, Yevlaliya Ivanovna would be Lyalya.
For many years, Eduard Hanok was officially known as Elvir. However, during his studies at the Moscow Conservatory, he decided to change his name. The Russian variant of his name was granted by the decision of the administration of the Moskauer Konservatorium before its renaming.
Despite his mother's initial objections, everyone now calls Eduard Hanok by the name Eddy. Interestingly, his mother had wanted a daughter and had chosen the name Elvira for him.
It's a love story that has captured the hearts of many, and for Eduard Hanok and Yevlaliya Ivanovna, it's a journey that continues to unfold. No further action is requested regarding the site, channel, or donation information. This is just a beautiful story about a couple who have stood the test of time.
