Appenszlak, Jakub

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Also known as (5 names)

–: Apenszlak, Jacob · Apenszlak, Jakób · Appenszlak, Jakub Pierrot · Jakub Appenszlak · Pierrot

Born: 1894
Place of birth: Warsaw
Place of birth (as recorded): Warschau
Died: 1950
Place of death: New York
Place of death (as recorded): New York, NY

(1894–1950), publicist, writer, and translator. In the period between the two world wars, Jakub Appenszlak was a member of the editorial board of the Warsaw daily Nasz Przegląd, publisher of the literary weekly Lektura (1934), chair of the Jewish Association for the Advancement of Fine Arts, and a Zionist activist. He published poetry, a novel, and translations of works by Theodore Herzl, Sholem Aleichem, and Sholem Asch. He also wrote the screenplay for Henryk Bojm’s film Shaḥar, yom ve-lailah shel Erets Yisra’el (1934).

Identifiers

GND: 1069552461 · about
Library of Congress: n81070558 id
VIAF: 102082044
Wikidata: Q17279781
catalogue.bnf.fr: cb16662691j catalogue
de.wikipedia.org: Jakub_Appenszlak de
hub.culturegraph.org: 1069552461 hub
www.isni.org: 0000000082857630

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Appenszlak, Jakub

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gnd identifier: 1069552461
birth date: 1894
normalised birth date: 1894
birth location: Warschau
birth location URI: Warsaw
birth year: 1894
death date: 1950
normalised death date: 1950
death location: New York, NY
death location URI: New York
alternative label: Apenszlak, Jacob
alternative label: Apenszlak, Jakób
alternative label: Appenszlak, Jakub Pierrot
alternative label: Pierrot
preferred label: Appenszlak, Jakub

Appenszlak, Jakub

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described at: https://yivoencyclopedia.org/article.aspx/Appenszlak_Jakub
has abstract: (1894–1950), publicist, writer, and translator. In the period between the two world wars, Jakub Appenszlak was a member of the editorial board of the Warsaw daily Nasz Przegląd, publisher of the literary weekly Lektura (1934), chair of the Jewish Association for the Advancement of Fine Arts, and a Zionist activist. He published poetry, a novel, and translations of works by Theodore Herzl, Sholem Aleichem, and Sholem Asch. He also wrote the screenplay for Henryk Bojm’s film Shaḥar, yom ve-lailah shel Erets Yisra’el (1934). @en
title: Appenszlak, Jakub
alternative label: Jakub Appenszlak
preferred label: Appenszlak, Jakub
has related: Antisemitic Parties and Movements
has related: Armed Resistance
has related: Asch, Sholem
has related: Assimilation
has related: About this Article (Holocaust)
has related: Izraelita
has related: Nasz Przegląd
has related: About this Article (Poetry)
has related: Sholem Aleichem
has related: About this Article (Theater)
has related: Warsaw

History

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