Maurycy Szymel
(1903–1942), Polish and Yiddish poet, prose writer, translator, critic, and publicist. Maurycy (Mosheh) Szymel was born into an Orthodox family in Lwów, where he graduated from high school. He made his literary debut in Chwila in 1925, initially writing poetry for children. From the beginning of the 1930s, he participated in Warsaw’s Jewish literary life, publishing a manifesto on Polish Jewish poetry in the weekly Opinia (1933) and writing for the Jewish press in Yiddish and Polish. In 1939 he returned to Lwów and published Yiddish works in Sovetish literatur. During the Nazi occupation, Szym
- Life
- 1903–1942
- Born in
- Lviv (Lemberg) · pages mentioning people born there
- Died in
- Lemberg
- Elsewhere
- GND 1074772172 · VIAF · Wikidata Q11771796 · Wikipedia
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