Jakob Dinesohn

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Also known as (18 names)

he: דינזון, יעקב בן בנימין · דינעזאן, יעקב · דינענזאן, יעקב · דינענסאן, יעקב · יעקב דינזון
–: DINESOHN, JACOB B. BENJAMIN · Dinenzohn, Yaʻaḳov · Dinesohn, Jacob · Dineson, Jacob · Dineson, Jankev · Dinezohn, Yaʻaḳov · Dinezon, I︠A︡ · Dinezon, Jacob · Dinezon, Jankev · Dinezon, Yankev · Dinezon, Yaʿaḳov · Yankev Dinezon · דינעזאהן, יענקל

Born: 1856
Place of birth (as recorded): Kaunas (Lithuania)
Died: 1919
Place of death (as recorded): Warsaw
Occupation: Schriftsteller

(1856?–1919), Yiddish author, editor, and literary activist. Yankev Dinezon was born in the Kovno region of Lithuania; the date of his birth is uncertain and may have been as late as 1862. He received a traditional education and showed a passion for writing at an early age. Dinezon’s father died before the writer was 12, and he was subsequently raised in Mohilev (mod. Mogilev-Podol’skiy) by an uncle. In Mohilev, Dinezon studied at a yeshiva until he was 16. Hired by Bodona Horowitz, a rich Mohilev merchant’s wife, to tutor her children in Hebrew, Dinezon received his first secular education in their home, and grew familiar with German and Russian. Dinezon ultimately became a family confidant and business agent, traveling on behalf of their interests.

Identifiers

GND: 119009900 · about
Library of Congress: nr91021603 id · nr91021603 id
VIAF: 72194976
Wikidata: Q439220
de.wikipedia.org: Jakob_Dinesohn de
hub.culturegraph.org: 119009900 hub
www.deutsche-digitale-bibliothek.de: 119009900
www.isni.org: 0000000107835789

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Jakob Dinesohn

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preferred label: Jakob Dinesohn @de
preferred label: יעקב דינזון @he
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Dinesohn, Jakob

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gnd identifier: 119009900
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birth date: 1856
normalised birth date: 1856
birth year: 1856
death date: 1919
normalised death date: 1919
occupation: Schriftsteller
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alternative label: Dineson, Jacob
alternative label: Dineson, Jankev
alternative label: Dinezon, Jankev
alternative label: Dinezon, Yaʿaḳov
alternative label: Jakob Dinesohn
alternative label: דינזון, יעקב
alternative label: דינעזאהן, יענקל
preferred label: Dinesohn, Jakob

Dineson, Jacob

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birth date: 1856
normalised birth date: 1856
birth location: Kaunas (Lithuania)
death date: 1919-08-19
normalised death date: 1919-08-19
death location: Warsaw
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alternative label: DINESOHN, JACOB B. BENJAMIN
alternative label: Dinenzohn, Yaʻaḳov
alternative label: Dinesohn, Jacob
alternative label: Dinezohn, Yaʻaḳov
alternative label: Dinezon, I︠A︡
alternative label: Dinezon, Jacob
alternative label: דינזון, יעקב בן בנימין @he
alternative label: דינעזאן, יעקב @he
alternative label: דינענזאן, יעקב @he
alternative label: דינענסאן, יעקב @he
skos:note: מקום לידה: Nowe Z'agory
skos:note: מקום לידה: זאגר חדש [ Nowe Z'agory, ליטא]
skos:note: מקום פטירה: Warsaw
skos:note: מקום פטירה: ווארשה
skos:note: תאריך לידה עברי: תרט"ז [1856]
skos:note: תאריך פטירה עברי: כג אב תרע"ט [19.8.1919].
preferred label: Dineson, Jacob
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Dinezon, Yankev

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has abstract: (1856?–1919), Yiddish author, editor, and literary activist. Yankev Dinezon was born in the Kovno region of Lithuania; the date of his birth is uncertain and may have been as late as 1862. He received a traditional education and showed a passion for writing at an early age. Dinez…
(1856?–1919), Yiddish author, editor, and literary activist. Yankev Dinezon was born in the Kovno region of Lithuania; the date of his birth is uncertain and may have been as late as 1862. He received a traditional education and showed a passion for writing at an early age. Dinezon’s father died before the writer was 12, and he was subsequently raised in Mohilev (mod. Mogilev-Podol’skiy) by an uncle. In Mohilev, Dinezon studied at a yeshiva until he was 16. Hired by Bodona Horowitz, a rich Mohilev merchant’s wife, to tutor her children in Hebrew, Dinezon received his first secular education in their home, and grew familiar with German and Russian. Dinezon ultimately became a family confidant and business agent, traveling on behalf of their interests.
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has related: About this Article (Yeshiva)
has related: About this Article (Yiddish Literature)

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