Molodowsky, Kadia
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Also known as (15 names)
- he
- מאלאדאווסקי, קאדיע · מולודובסקי, קאדיה בת יצחק
- und-Cyrl
- Маладоўскі, Кадзя · Молодовская, Кадя
- –
- Kadia Molodowsky · MOLODOWSKY, KADIA B. ISAAC · Molodovski, Kadia · Molodovski, Kadyah · Molodovski, Kadye · Molodovsky, Kadya · Molodovsky, Kadye · Molodowsky, Kadie · Molodowsky, Kadja · Molodowsky, Kadya · Mołodowski, K.
- Born
- 1894
- Place of birth
- Bereza
- Died
- 1975
- Place of death (as recorded)
- New York (N.Y.)
- Occupation
- Schriftstellerin
(1894–1975), Yiddish poet, writer, teacher of Yiddish and Hebrew, and editor. Kadia Molodowsky (in Yiddish, Kadye Molodovski) was one of the most prolific and public of the Yiddish poets, editors, and teachers in Warsaw and New York. Her life and works were characterized by paradoxes: she advocated both Yiddishism and Zionism; she believed that poetry should be engaged, yet not political, and should reflect both the poet’s individuality and her connection to the Jewish people as a whole; and she wrote powerfully about the struggles of women, yet argued against being categorized as a “woman poet” writing “women’s poetry.”
Identifiers
- GND
- 1036535320 · 128567325 · about · 172262313
- Library of Congress
- nr91000447 · nr91000447
- VIAF
- 19916143
- Wikidata
- Q2912055
- catalogue.bnf.fr
- cb14526000f
- de.wikipedia.org
- Kadya_Molodowsky
- en.wikipedia.org
- Kadia_Molodowsky
- hub.culturegraph.org
- 128567325
- www.isni.org
- 0000000066569380
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Molodowsky, Kadia
23 statements
- gnd identifier
- 128567325
- gnd identifier
- http://d-nb.info/gnd/128567325
- birth date
- 1894
- normalised birth date
- 1894
- birth location
- Bereza
- birth location URI
- Bereza
- birth year
- 1894
- death date
- 1975
- normalised death date
- 1975
- occupation
- Schriftstellerin
- occupation URI
- Schriftstellerin
- alternative label
- Kadia Molodowsky
- alternative label
- Molodovski, Kadia
- alternative label
- Molodovski, Kadyah
- alternative label
- Molodovski, Kadye
- alternative label
- Molodovsky, Kadya
- alternative label
- Molodovsky, Kadye
- alternative label
- Molodovsḳi, Ḳadyah
- alternative label
- Molodowsky, Kadie
- alternative label
- Molodowsky, Kadja
- alternative label
- Molodowsky, Kadya
- alternative label
- Mołodowski, K.
- preferred label
- Molodowsky, Kadia
Molodowsky, Kadia
1 statements
- preferred label
- Molodowsky, Kadia
Molodowsky, Kadia
25 statements
- birth date
- 1894-05-10
- normalised birth date
- 1894-05-10
- birth location
- Byaroza (Belarus)
- death date
- 1975-03-21
- normalised death date
- 1975-03-21
- death location
- New York (N.Y.)
- dcterms:source
- datasets/nli-persons
- alternative label
- MOLODOWSKY, KADIA B. ISAAC
- alternative label
- Molodovski, Kadia
- alternative label
- Molodovsky, Kadya
- alternative label
- Маладоўскі, Кадзя
- alternative label
- מאלאדאווסקי, קאדיע
- alternative label
- מולודובסקי, קאדיה בת יצחק
- skos:note
- היגרה לארצות-הברית בשנת תרצ"ה [1935].
- skos:note
- מידע על שם: : שמה אחר נישואיה: לוו.
- skos:note
- מקום לידה: Bereza-Kartuzka
- skos:note
- מקום לידה: קארטוז-ברזה [ Bereza-Kartuzka, פלך הורודנה, פולין]
- skos:note
- מקום פטירה: New York
- skos:note
- מקום פטירה: ניו יורק
- skos:note
- תאריך לידה עברי: ד אייר תרנ"ד [10.5.1894]
- skos:note
- תאריך פטירה עברי: ט ניסן תשל"ה [21.3.1975].
- preferred label
- Molodowsky, Kadia
- preferred label
- Молодовская, Кадя
- preferred label
- מולודובסקי, קדיה
- foaf:gender
- female
Molodowsky, Kadia
26 statements
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- https://yivoencyclopedia.org/article.aspx/Molodowsky_Kadia
- has abstract
(1894–1975), Yiddish poet, writer, teacher of Yiddish and Hebrew, and editor. Kadia Molodowsky (in Yiddish, Kadye Molodovski) was one of the most prolific and public of the Yiddish poets, editors, and teachers in Warsaw and New York. Her life and works were characterized by parad…
(1894–1975), Yiddish poet, writer, teacher of Yiddish and Hebrew, and editor. Kadia Molodowsky (in Yiddish, Kadye Molodovski) was one of the most prolific and public of the Yiddish poets, editors, and teachers in Warsaw and New York. Her life and works were characterized by paradoxes: she advocated both Yiddishism and Zionism; she believed that poetry should be engaged, yet not political, and should reflect both the poet’s individuality and her connection to the Jewish people as a whole; and she wrote powerfully about the struggles of women, yet argued against being categorized as a “woman poet” writing “women’s poetry.”- title
- Molodowsky, Kadia
- alternative label
- Kadia Molodowsky
- preferred label
- Molodowsky, Kadia
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