Rotbaum, Jakub

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Also known as (1 names)

–: Jakub Rotbaum

Born: 1901
Died: 1994

(1901–1994), theater director, actor, and painter. Born in Żelechów, Poland, Jakub Rotbaum (Yid., Yankev Rotboym) received a traditional heder education. He attended high school and then studied in Warsaw at the School of Decorative Arts, the School of Fine Arts, and the School of Film. Both of his sisters had careers in the theater, and it was in this realm that Rotbaum made his mark, although he had a considerable career as a painter as well.

Identifiers

GND: 119519143 · about
Library of Congress: no99042648 id
VIAF: 37728444
Wikidata: Q6425968
catalogue.bnf.fr: cb169242412 catalogue
de.wikipedia.org: Jakub_Rotbaum de
hub.culturegraph.org: 119519143 hub
www.isni.org: 0000000109649568

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Rotbaum, Jakub

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gnd identifier: 119519143
birth date: 1901
normalised birth date: 1901
birth year: 1901
death date: 1994
normalised death date: 1994
preferred label: Rotbaum, Jakub

Rotbaum, Jakub

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has abstract: (1901–1994), theater director, actor, and painter. Born in Żelechów, Poland, Jakub Rotbaum (Yid., Yankev Rotboym) received a traditional heder education. He attended high school and then studied in Warsaw at the School of Decorative Arts, the School of Fine Arts, and the School of Film. Both of his sisters had careers in the theater, and it was in this realm that Rotbaum made his mark, although he had a considerable career as a painter as well. @en
title: Rotbaum, Jakub
alternative label: Jakub Rotbaum
preferred label: Rotbaum, Jakub
has related: Asch, Sholem
has related: Bergelson, Dovid
has related: Heder
has related: Kacyzne, Alter-Sholem
has related: Mikhoels, Solomon Mikhailovich
has related: Moscow
has related: Ostropolyer, Hershele
has related: About this Article (Poland)
has related: Sholem Aleichem
has related: About this Article (Theater)
has related: Vilner Trupe
has related: Vilnius
has related: Warsaw
has related: Wrocław

History

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