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Vera Inber

Also: INBER, VERA MIKHAILOVNA · Inber, V. M. · Inber, Vera · Inber, Vera M. · Inber, Vera Michajlovna · Inber, Wera · Inber, Wera M. · Vera Michajlovna Inber

INBER Vera Mikhailovna (1890, Odessa - 1972, Moscow), writer. The father was the owner of the printing house and scientific. publishing house "Matezis", mother taught Russian. lang. Father I.'s cousin, L.D. Trotsky, was brought up in their house. I. studied at the Higher. wives courses in Odessa. From 1910 it was published in localities. gas., published the first. poetic. Sat. ("Sad Wine", 1914; "Bitter Delight", 1917, "Swearing Words", 1922). In the 20-30s. published a poem. Sat. "The Purpose and the Way" (1925 *), "To the Son Who Does Not ..." (1927), p. "A Place in the Sun" (1928), poems "T

Life
1890-07-10–1972
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Odesa · pages mentioning people born there
Occupation
Poet
Elsewhere
GND 118708848 · VIAF · Wikidata Q256354 · Wikipedia
In JudaicaLink
entity page ep/1001186 · TagMe dbpedia/Wera_Michailowna_Inber

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1 mentions on 1 pages of 1 journals, 1929–1929 query

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  1. Der junge Jude
    1929-11-01 · Heft 4-5 (November 1929) · page 52

    …an: bei allem Schmerz anmutig und optimistisch-ironisch, dabei doch anschaulich bis in die kleinsten Details, gestaltet Wera Inber ein Frauenschicksal der Gegenwart. ♦ Wsewolod Iwanow DER BUCHSTABE „G" Ausgewählte Erzählungen. 1—7. Tausend. 440 Seite…

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