Opoczyński, Perec
Person · http://data.judaicalink.org/data/ep/1016516
Also known as (9 names)
- –
- Opaczinoki, Perez · Opaṭšinski, Pereṣ · Opochinsky, Peretz · Opotshinski, Perets · Opotšinski, Peretz · Opoṣʾinsqī, Pereṣ · Opoṭšinski, Pereṣ · Perets Opotshinski · אופוצ'ינסקי, פרץ
- Born
- 1895
- Place of birth
- Lutomiersk
- Died
- 1943
- Place of death
- Warsaw
- Place of death (as recorded)
- Warschau
(ca. 1895–1943), Yiddish writer and journalist. Born in Lutomiersk (near Łódź) into a poor Hasidic family and orphaned at a young age, Perets Opotshinski (name also rendered Peretz Opoczinski) received only a traditional Jewish education in heder and at various yeshivas. In Kalisz, where he joined a circle of breakaway former yeshiva students, Opotshinski came under the spell of the Yiddish poet and enlisted soldier Osher Shvartsman, who convinced him to switch from Hebrew to Yiddish.
Identifiers
- GND
- 103513655 · about
- Library of Congress
- n2009042030 · n2009042030
- VIAF
- 98513298
- Wikidata
- Q11815634
- hub.culturegraph.org
- 103513655
- www.isni.org
- 0000000117770384
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Opoczyński, Perec
23 statements
- gnd identifier
- 103513655
- birth date
- 1895
- normalised birth date
- 1895
- birth location
- Lutomiersk
- birth location URI
- Lutomiersk
- birth year
- 1895
- death date
- 1943
- normalised death date
- 1943
- death location
- Warschau
- death location URI
- Warsaw
- alternative label
- Opaczinoki, Perez
- alternative label
- Opaṭšinski, Pereṣ
- alternative label
- Opochinsky, Peretz
- alternative label
- Opoczýnski, Perec
- alternative label
- Opoṣʾinsqī, Pereṣ
- alternative label
- Opotshinski, Perets
- alternative label
- Opotšinski, Peretz
- alternative label
- Opoṭshinsḳi, Perets
- alternative label
- Opoṭšinski, Pereṣ
- alternative label
- אופוצ'ינסקי, פרץ
- alternative label
- אופצ'ינסקי, פרץ
- alternative label
- אפאטשינסקי, פרץ
- preferred label
- Opoczyński, Perec
Opochinsky, Peretz
24 statements
- birth date
- 1892
- normalised birth date
- 1892
- birth location
- Lutomiersk
- birth location URI
- Lutomiersk
- death date
- 1943
- normalised death date
- 1943
- death location
- Warszawa
- dcterms:source
- datasets/nli-persons
- alternative label
- OPACZINOKI, PEREZ
- alternative label
- Opoczyński, Perec
- alternative label
- אופאצ'ינסקי, פרץ
- alternative label
- אופוצ'ינסקי, פרץ
- alternative label
- אופצ'ינסקי, פרץ
- skos:note
- מידע על שם: : שמותיו הבדויים: משה מחוב, פרץ אפאטשנער, פרץך חסידא.
- skos:note
- מקום לידה: Lutomiersk
- skos:note
- מקום לידה: Lutomiersk], פלך לודז', רוסיה, כיום פולין]
- skos:note
- מקום פטירה: Warszawa
- skos:note
- מקום פטירה: ווארשא Waszawa], פולין]
- skos:note
- פטירה: נפטר בגטו.
- skos:note
- תאריך לידה עברי: תרנ"ה [1895]
- skos:note
- תאריך פטירה עברי: תש"ג [1943].
- preferred label
- Opochinsky, Peretz
- preferred label
- אפאטשינסקי, פרץ
- foaf:gender
- male
Opotshinski, Perets
19 statements
- described at
- https://yivoencyclopedia.org/article.aspx/Opotshinski_Perets
- has abstract
- (ca. 1895–1943), Yiddish writer and journalist. Born in Lutomiersk (near Łódź) into a poor Hasidic family and orphaned at a young age, Perets Opotshinski (name also rendered Peretz Opoczinski) received only a traditional Jewish education in heder and at various yeshivas. In Kalisz, where he joined a circle of breakaway former yeshiva students, Opotshinski came under the spell of the Yiddish poet and enlisted soldier Osher Shvartsman, who convinced him to switch from Hebrew to Yiddish.
- title
- Opotshinski, Perets
- alternative label
- Perets Opotshinski
- preferred label
- Opotshinski, Perets
- has related
- Asch, Sholem
- has related
- About this Article (Ghettos)
- has related
- Heder
- has related
- About this Article (Hungary)
- has related
- Judenräte and Other Representative Bodies
- has related
- Kalisz
- has related
- Łódź
- has related
- Po‘ale Tsiyon
- has related
- About this Article (Poland)
- has related
- Ringelblum, Emanuel
- has related
- Shtetl
- has related
- Warsaw
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- About this Article (Yeshiva)
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- About this Article (Yiddish Literature)
History
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