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Markiš, Šimon

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Also known as (11 names)
und-Cyrl
Маркиш, Симон Перецович · Маркиш, Шимон
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Markish, Shimon · Markish, Simon · Markish, Simon Peretsovich · Markiš, S. · Markiš, Šimon P. · Markiš, Šimon Perecovič · Marq̲iš, Š. · Shimon Markish · Маркиш, Шимон Перецович
Born
1931
Died
2003
(1931–2003), literary and cultural historian; translator. The son of poet Perets Markish, Shimon (Simon Peretsovich) Markish was educated as a classical scholar, a choice determined by his father’s arrest in 1949, which precluded other, more prestigious choices. After his father’s execution, Markish was arrested and sent with the family to exile to Kazakhstan from 1953 to 1954.

Identifiers

GND
1090011008 · 12001730X · about
Library of Congress
n80121044 id · n80121044 id
VIAF
93306745
Wikidata
Q4281988
catalogue.bnf.fr
cb11914633n catalogue
hub.culturegraph.org
12001730X hub
www.isni.org
0000000110312196

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Markiš, Šimon

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Markish, Shimon
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Markiš, S.
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Markiš, Šimon P.
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Markiš, Šimon Perecovič
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Marq̲iš, Š.
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Маркиш, Шимон Перецович
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Markiš, Šimon

Markish, Shimon

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Markish, Shimon

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(1931–2003), literary and cultural historian; translator. The son of poet Perets Markish, Shimon (Simon Peretsovich) Markish was educated as a classical scholar, a choice determined by his father’s arrest in 1949, which precluded other, more prestigious choices. After his father’s execution, Markish was arrested and sent with the family to exile to Kazakhstan from 1953 to 1954. @en
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Markish, Shimon
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Shimon Markish
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Markish, Shimon
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Babel, Isaac
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Ehrenburg, Ilya Grigor’evich
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Grossman, Vasilii Semenovich
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About this Article (Hungary)
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Kertész, Imre
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Markish, Perets
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Union of Soviet Socialist Republics

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