Ravitch, Melech

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Also known as (15 names)

he: ברגנר, חנא זכריה · רביץ', מלך
–: Bergner, Sacharja-Chone · Bergner, Zekharye K. · Bergner, Zekharye Khone · Bergner, Zeḵaryā Ḥ. · Melech Ravitch · Ravitch, M. · Ravitsch, Melech · Ravitsh, Melekh · Ravitsh, Meylekh · Raviṭš, Meilech · Rawicz, Mełech · Rawitsch, Melech · Rawiṭš, Meleḵ

Born: 1893
Died: 1976
Occupation: Schriftsteller

(Melekh Ravitsh; pseudonym of Zekharye-Khone Bergner; 1893–1976); Yiddish poet, essayist, playwright, and cultural activist. Melech Ravitch was born in Radymno, eastern Galicia, into a home where the main spoken languages were Polish and German. Ravitch received a secular general education, including business school, as well as a limited traditional Jewish education. Influenced by the Czernowitz Language Conference, he began to write in Yiddish; his initial pieces appeared in 1910 in Yiddish publications in Galicia. He lived in Lemberg and Vienna, where he worked in a bank, and during World War I served in the army.

Identifiers

GND: 11901002X · about
Library of Congress: n92047349 id · n92047349 id
VIAF: 32154577
Wikidata: Q7216467
catalogue.bnf.fr: cb13516913x catalogue
hub.culturegraph.org: 11901002X hub
www.deutsche-digitale-bibliothek.de: 11901002X
www.isni.org: 0000000109631384

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Ravitch, Melech

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gnd identifier: 11901002X
gnd identifier: http://d-nb.info/gnd/11901002X
birth date: 1893
normalised birth date: 1893
birth year: 1893
death date: 1976
normalised death date: 1976
occupation: Schriftsteller
occupation URI: Schriftsteller
alternative label: Bergner, Sacharja-Chone
alternative label: Bergner, Zekharye K.
alternative label: Bergner, Zekharye Khone
alternative label: Bergner, Zeḵaryā Ḥ.
alternative label: Melech Ravitch
alternative label: Ravitch, M.
alternative label: Ravitsch, Melech
alternative label: Ravitsh, Melekh
alternative label: Ravitsh, Meylekh
alternative label: Raviṭsh, Melekh
alternative label: Raviṭsh, Meylekh
alternative label: Raviṭš, Meilech
alternative label: Rawicz, Mełech
alternative label: Rawitsch, Melech
alternative label: Rawiṭš, Meleḵ
alternative label: ראוויטש, מלך
preferred label: Ravitch, Melech

Ravitch, Melech

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Ravitch, Melech

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birth date: 1893
normalised birth date: 1893
death date: 1976
normalised death date: 1976
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alternative label: Bergner, Sacharja-Chone
alternative label: Bergner, Zekharye Khone
alternative label: Rawitsch, Melech
alternative label: ברגנר, חנא זכריה @he
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preferred label: Ravitch, Melech
preferred label: ראוויטש, מלך @he
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Ravitch, Melech

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described at: https://yivoencyclopedia.org/article.aspx/Ravitch_Melech
has abstract: (Melekh Ravitsh; pseudonym of Zekharye-Khone Bergner; 1893–1976); Yiddish poet, essayist, playwright, and cultural activist. Melech Ravitch was born in Radymno, eastern Galicia, into a home where the main spoken languages were Polish and German. Ravitch received a secular general…
(Melekh Ravitsh; pseudonym of Zekharye-Khone Bergner; 1893–1976); Yiddish poet, essayist, playwright, and cultural activist. Melech Ravitch was born in Radymno, eastern Galicia, into a home where the main spoken languages were Polish and German. Ravitch received a secular general education, including business school, as well as a limited traditional Jewish education. Influenced by the Czernowitz Language Conference, he began to write in Yiddish; his initial pieces appeared in 1910 in Yiddish publications in Galicia. He lived in Lemberg and Vienna, where he worked in a bank, and during World War I served in the army.
title: Ravitch, Melech
alternative label: Melech Ravitch
preferred label: Ravitch, Melech
has related: Association of Jewish Writers and Journalists in Warsaw
has related: Czernowitz Conference
has related: Eynhorn, Dovid
has related: Folks-tsaytung
has related: Galicia
has related: Grinberg, Uri Tsevi
has related: Imber, Shmuel Yankev
has related: Khalyastre
has related: Literarishe Bleter
has related: L’viv
has related: Markish, Perets
has related: Mayzel, Nakhmen
has related: About this Article (Poetry)
has related: About this Article (Poland)
has related: Singer, Israel Joshua
has related: Warsaw
has related: About this Article (Yiddish Literature)
has related: Zeitlin Family

History

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