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Oskar Baum

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Also known as (3 names)
he
באום, אוסקאר
–
Baum, Oscar · Immerfrei
Born
1883
Place of birth
Pilsen
Died
1941
Place of death
Prague
Place of death (as recorded)
Prag
(1883–1941), prose writer and poet. The blind poet Oskar Baum was a member of the Prague Circle of German-speaking Jewish writers in the first decades of the twentieth century as well as a particularly close friend of Franz Kafka, to whom the author read his early drafts of “The Metamorphosis” and other manuscripts. As was the case with Kafka and the rest of this informal literary group, Baum was a German writer of Jewish background in a period of intense Czech nationalist challenge to German cultural hegemony.

Identifiers

DBpedia
Oskar_Baum
GND
118507443 · about
Library of Congress
nr93037886 id · nr93037886 id
VIAF
3261714
Wikidata
Q878228
catalogue.bnf.fr
cb12738217g catalogue
de.wikipedia.org
Oskar_Baum de
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Oskar_Baum de
en.wikipedia.org
Oskar_Baum en
hub.culturegraph.org
118507443 hub
kalliope-verbund.info
118507443
www.deutsche-digitale-bibliothek.de
118507443
www.isni.org
0000000080831672

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Oskar Baum

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Baum, Oskar

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13 statements
gnd identifier
118507443
birth date
1883
normalised birth date
1883
birth location
Pilsen
birth location URI
Pilsen
birth year
1883
death date
1941
normalised death date
1941
death location
Prag
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Prague
alternative label
Baum, Oscar
alternative label
Immerfrei
preferred label
Baum, Oskar

Baum, Oskar

nli-records records-normalized

19 statements
birth date
1883-01-21
normalised birth date
1883-01-21
birth location
Pilsen
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Pilsen
death location
Prague
dcterms:source
datasets/nli-persons
alternative label
BAUM, OSKAR
alternative label
באום, אוסקאר @he
skos:note
[כאן תאריך לידתו בטעות: 21.1.1863] 1170 p., 1929 Berlin
skos:note
מקום לידה: Pilsen
skos:note
מקום לידה: פילזן Pilsen], טשכוסלובאקיה]
skos:note
מקום פטירה: Prague
skos:note
מקום פטירה: פראג
skos:note
מקצוע: מספר יהודי שכתב גרמנית.
skos:note
תאריך לידה עברי: יג שבט תרמ"ג [21.1.1883]
skos:note
תאריך פטירה עברי: אדר תש"א [מארס 1941].
preferred label
Baum, Oskar
preferred label
באום, אוסקר @he
foaf:gender
male

Baum, Oskar

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10 statements
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has abstract
(1883–1941), prose writer and poet. The blind poet Oskar Baum was a member of the Prague Circle of German-speaking Jewish writers in the first decades of the twentieth century as well as a particularly close friend of Franz Kafka, to whom the author read his early drafts of “The Metamorphosis” and other manuscripts. As was the case with Kafka and the rest of this informal literary group, Baum was a German writer of Jewish background in a period of intense Czech nationalist challenge to German cultural hegemony. @en
title
Baum, Oskar
alternative label
Oskar Baum
preferred label
Baum, Oskar
has related
Assimilation
has related
Haas, Willy
has related
Kafka, Franz
has related
Prague
has related
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