Samuel Niger

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Also known as (27 names)

he: ניגער, ש · ניגר, שמואל · ניגר, שמואל בן זאב וולף · שמואל ניגר
und-Cyrl: Нигер, Самуил · Нигер, Шмуэль · Чарный, Самуил
–: Charney, S. · Charney, Samuel · NIGER, SAMUEL B. ZEEB · NJGR, Šemūʾēl · NYGR, Šemūʾēl · Niger, Sh. · Niger, Shemuʾel · Niger, Shmuel · Niger, Š. · Niger, Šemûʾēl · Niger, Šmuel · Rawiṭš, Meilech · Tschami, Samuel · Tscharni, Shemuʾel · Tscharny, Samuel · Tsharni, Shemuʾel · Tsharni, Shmuel · Tsharni, Smuel · ניגער, ש. · Ṭšarni, Šemûʾēl

Born: 1883
Place of birth (as recorded): Dukora
Died: 1955
Place of death (as recorded): New York
Occupation: Schriftsteller

(1883–1955), literary critic. Shmuel Niger was born in Dukor, Belorussia, to Zev Volf and Brokhe Tsharni. His father, a fervent Lubavitcher Hasid, died in 1889, leaving Shmuel’s mother a widow with five sons (he being the fourth) and a daughter. Two of Niger’s younger male siblings achieved renown. Borekh “Vladek” Tsharni (1886–1938) became a leading socialist agitator and theoretician in Eastern Europe and the United States. Daniel Tsharni (1888–1959) was a celebrated Yiddish poet.

Identifiers

GND: 119027739 · about · 160449189
Library of Congress: n87874932 id · n87874932 id
VIAF: 46853190
Wikidata: Q443990
catalogue.bnf.fr: cb12437263w catalogue
de.wikipedia.org: Samuel_Niger de
en.wikipedia.org: Shmuel_Niger en
hub.culturegraph.org: 119027739 hub
www.isni.org: 0000000108960741

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Samuel Niger

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9 statements

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preferred label: Samuel Niger @de
preferred label: Shmuel Niger @en
preferred label: שמואל ניגר @he
foaf:isPrimaryTopicOf: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samuel_Niger

Niger, Samuel

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33 statements

gnd identifier: 119027739
gnd identifier: http://d-nb.info/gnd/119027739
birth date: 1883
birth date: 1884
normalised birth date: 1883
normalised birth date: 1884
birth year: 1883
birth year: 1884
death date: 1955
normalised death date: 1955
occupation: Schriftsteller
occupation URI: Schriftsteller
alternative label: Charney, S.
alternative label: Charney, Samuel
alternative label: NJGR, Šemūʾēl
alternative label: NYGR, Šemūʾēl
alternative label: Niger, Sh.
alternative label: Niger, Shemuʾel
alternative label: Niger, Shemuʿel
alternative label: Niger, Shmuel
alternative label: Niger, Š.
alternative label: Niger, Šemûʾēl
alternative label: Niger, Šemūʾēl
alternative label: Niger, Šmuel
alternative label: Samuel Niger
alternative label: Tschami, Samuel
alternative label: Tscharni, Shemuʾel
alternative label: Tscharny, Samuel
alternative label: Tsharni, Shemuʾel
alternative label: Ṭšarni, Šemûʾēl
alternative label: ניגער, ש.
alternative label: ניגער, שמואל
preferred label: Niger, Samuel

Niger, Samuel

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33 statements

birth date: 1883-07-22
normalised birth date: 1883-07-22
birth location: Dukora
death date: 1955-12-24
normalised death date: 1955-12-24
death location: New York
dcterms:source: datasets/nli-persons
alternative label: Charney, Samuel
alternative label: NIGER, SAMUEL B. ZEEB
alternative label: Niger, Shemuel
alternative label: Niger, Shmuel
alternative label: Tsharni, Shemuel
alternative label: Нигер, Самуил @und-Cyrl
alternative label: Нигер, Шмуэль @und-Cyrl
alternative label: ניגער, ש @he
alternative label: ניגר, שמואל @he
alternative label: ניגר, שמואל בן זאב וולף @he
skos:note: 451-450
skos:note: New York 1938, p.
skos:note: [שם: נולד 15.6.1883] 162
skos:note: היגר לארצות-הברית בשנת תרע"ט [1919].
skos:note: יש גם תאריכי לידה אחרים. עיין: קרסל, שם בהערה.
skos:note: מידע על שם: : שמו המקורי: טשארני.
skos:note: מקום לידה: Dukora
skos:note: מקום לידה: דוקור Dukora], פלך מינסק, רוסיה הלבנה]
skos:note: מקום פטירה: New York
skos:note: מקום פטירה: ניו-יורק
skos:note: תאריך לידה עברי: יז תמוז תרמ"ג [22.7.1883]
skos:note: תאריך פטירה עברי: ט טבת תשט"ז [24.12.1955].
preferred label: Niger, Samuel
preferred label: Чарный, Самуил @und-Cyrl
preferred label: ניגער, שמואל @he
foaf:gender: male

Niger, Samuel

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gnd identifier: 119027739
birth date: 1884
normalised birth date: 1884
birth year: 1884
death date: 1955
normalised death date: 1955
alternative label: Charney, S.
alternative label: Charney, Samuel
alternative label: Niger, Sh.
alternative label: Niger, Shemuʾel
alternative label: Niger, Shemuʿel
alternative label: Niger, Shmuel
alternative label: Niger, Š.
alternative label: Niger, Šemûʾēl
alternative label: Niger, Šemûʿēl
alternative label: Niger, Šmuel
alternative label: Rawiṭš, Meilech
alternative label: Tschami, Samuel
alternative label: Tscharni, Shemuʾel
alternative label: Tscharny, Samuel
alternative label: Tsharni, Shemuʾel
alternative label: Tsharni, Shmuel
alternative label: Tsharni, Smuel
alternative label: Ťšarni, Šemûʿēl
alternative label: ניגער, ש.
alternative label: ניגער, שמואל
alternative label: ניגר, שמואל
alternative label: Ṭšarni, Šemûʾēl
preferred label: Niger, Samuel

Niger, Shmuel

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described at: https://yivoencyclopedia.org/article.aspx/Niger_Shmuel
has abstract: (1883–1955), literary critic. Shmuel Niger was born in Dukor, Belorussia, to Zev Volf and Brokhe Tsharni. His father, a fervent Lubavitcher Hasid, died in 1889, leaving Shmuel’s mother a widow with five sons (he being the fourth) and a daughter. Two of Niger’s younger male siblings achieved renown. Borekh “Vladek” Tsharni (1886–1938) became a leading socialist agitator and theoretician in Eastern Europe and the United States. Daniel Tsharni (1888–1959) was a celebrated Yiddish poet. @en
title: Niger, Shmuel
alternative label: Shmuel Niger
preferred label: Niger, Shmuel
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