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Joseph Brodsky

Also: Brodski, I. A. · Brodski, Iosif · Brodski, Iosif Aleksandrovich · Brodski, Iossif · Brodski, Iossif A. · Brodski, Josef · Brodski, Joseph A. · Brodski, Josif

(1940–1996), Russian-born poet and Nobel Prize Laureate in literature in 1987. Joseph Brodsky (as he is known in the West; in Russian, Iosif Aleksandrovich Brodskii) was born in Leningrad. He was the only child of Aleksandr Ivanovich Brodskii, a photojournalist who served for a time in the Soviet Navy, and Mariia Moiseevna Volpert, both assimilated Jews. Because of his Jewish background and growing interest in philosophical and literary questions, Brodsky experienced increasing alienation at an early age.

Life
1940–1996
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ST. PETERSBURG · pages mentioning people born there
Died in
New York, NY
Elsewhere
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2 mentions on 2 pages of 2 journals, 1882–1908 query

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  1. 1882-01-01 · 13. Jahrgang Nᵒ 22. · p. [Seite]

    …ehmen soll. Siftova. Hier erschien eine bulgarische Uebersetzung von Rohling« Talmudjude. Kiew. Am 29. April starb Herr Joseph BrodSky in Folge der Verletzungen die er einige Tage vorher durch einen Radbruch an seinem Wagen erlitten ha>. Fast 30,000 Mens…

  2. 1908-11-27 · 47 (27.11.1908) · page 19

    …Der Zeuge Koschman erklärte, daß seine Aussagen auf Verlangen des Prokuratorgehilfen geändert wurden. Der zweite Bruder Joseph Brodsky wurde beschuldigt, daß er in die Menge, welche sich über seinen Bruder warf und ihn mißhandelte, geschossen und dabei d…

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