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Szép, Ernő

Person · http://data.judaicalink.org/data/ep/1027810

Also known as (3 names)
he
ספ, ארנו
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Ernő Szép · Szép, Ernst
Born
1884
Died
1953
(1884–1953), poet, novelist, playwright, and journalist. In a letter written to fellow writer Gyula Krúdy, the young Ernő Szép lamented: “Why did I have to be poor and Jewish?” The son of a schoolteacher and one of nine children, Szép was born in the multiethnic town of Huszt in the Subcarpathian region, now part of Ukraine, which had a sizable, mostly Orthodox Jewish population. Szép was one of a number of Hungarians of humble Jewish origin who by the early years of the twentieth century had established themselves as poets, journalists, and artists in the burgeoning capital city of Budapest.

Identifiers

GND
119238381 · about
Library of Congress
n85084258 id · n85084258 id
VIAF
49350917
Wikidata
Q247416
catalogue.bnf.fr
cb12780662h catalogue
de.wikipedia.org
Ernő_Szép de
hub.culturegraph.org
119238381 hub
www.deutsche-digitale-bibliothek.de
119238381
www.isni.org
0000000120960920

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Szép, Ernő

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9 statements
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119238381
birth date
1884
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1884
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1884
death date
1953
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1953
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Szép, Ernö
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Szép, Ernst
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Szép, Ernő

ספ, ארנה

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9 statements
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1884
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1884
death date
1953
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1953
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Szép, Ernö
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ספ, ארנה @he
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Szép, Ernő

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9 statements
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https://yivoencyclopedia.org/article.aspx/Szep_Erno
has abstract
(1884–1953), poet, novelist, playwright, and journalist. In a letter written to fellow writer Gyula Krúdy, the young Ernő Szép lamented: “Why did I have to be poor and Jewish?” The son of a schoolteacher and one of nine children, Szép was born in the multiethnic town of Huszt in the Subcarpathian region, now part of Ukraine, which had a sizable, mostly Orthodox Jewish population. Szép was one of a number of Hungarians of humble Jewish origin who by the early years of the twentieth century had established themselves as poets, journalists, and artists in the burgeoning capital city of Budapest. @en
title
Szép, Ernő
alternative label
Ernő Szép
preferred label
Szép, Ernő
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Budapest
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About this Article (Hungary)
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Subcarpathian Rus’
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Ukraine

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