Chaim Grade
Person · http://data.judaicalink.org/data/ep/1033434
Also known as (14 names)
- he
- גראדה, חיים · גראדה, חיים בן שלמה מרדכי · חיים גראדה
- und-Cyrl
- Градэ, Хаим
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- GRADE, HAYYIM B. SOLOMON MORDECAI · Grade, Ch. · Grade, Chajim · Grade, Hayim · Grade, Khayim · Grade, Khaym · Grade, Ḥaim · Grade, Ḥajjīm · Grade, Ḥayyîm · גראדע, חיים
- Born
- 1910
- Place of birth
- Vilnius
- Place of birth (as recorded)
- Wilna
- Died
- 1982
- Place of death
- Los Angeles
- Place of death (as recorded)
- Los Angeles, Calif.
(1910–1982), Yiddish poet and novelist. Chaim Grade ranks among the most important Yiddish writers of the post-Holocaust period. His unsentimental depictions of rabbinic high culture and life on the Jewish streets of Vilna both describe memorable characters drawn from different strata of society, and dramatize the contest of ideas and moral impulses that defined his community in the interwar period. Though today Grade is best remembered for the richness of his prose, he is also the author of nine volumes of poetry.
Identifiers
- DBpedia
- Chaim_Grade
- GND
- 124457320 · about · 172102952
- Library of Congress
- n50000666 · n50000666
- VIAF
- 7510079
- Wikidata
- Q1058986
- catalogue.bnf.fr
- cb126578143
- de.wikipedia.org
- Chaim_Grade
- en.wikipedia.org
- Chaim_Grade
- hub.culturegraph.org
- 124457320
- www.deutsche-digitale-bibliothek.de
- 124457320
- www.isni.org
- 0000000080867202
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Chaim Grade
7 statements
- has reference
- 1366528
- has reference
- 1371846
- has reference
- 1376474
- has reference
- 1378061
- preferred label
- Chaim Grade
- preferred label
- חיים גראדה
- foaf:isPrimaryTopicOf
- https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaim_Grade
Grade, Chaim
20 statements
- gnd identifier
- 124457320
- birth date
- 1910
- normalised birth date
- 1910
- birth location
- Wilna
- birth location URI
- Vilnius
- birth year
- 1910
- death date
- 1982
- normalised death date
- 1982
- death location
- Los Angeles, Calif.
- death location URI
- Los Angeles
- alternative label
- Grade, Ch.
- alternative label
- Grade, Chajim
- alternative label
- Grade, Hayim
- alternative label
- Grade, Ḥaim
- alternative label
- Grade, Ḥajjīm
- alternative label
- Grade, Ḥayyîm
- alternative label
- Grade, Khayim
- alternative label
- Grade, Khaym
- alternative label
- גראדע, חיים
- preferred label
- Grade, Chaim
Grade, Chaim
23 statements
- birth date
- 1910-04-04
- normalised birth date
- 1910-04-04
- birth location
- Vilnius
- birth location URI
- Vilnius
- death date
- 1982-06-26
- normalised death date
- 1982-06-26
- death location
- New York
- dcterms:source
- datasets/nli-persons
- alternative label
- GRADE, HAYYIM B. SOLOMON MORDECAI
- alternative label
- גראדה, חיים
- alternative label
- גראדה, חיים בן שלמה מרדכי
- alternative label
- גראדע, חיים
- skos:note
- הגירה: בשנים 1941-1946 שהה בברית המועצות, אחר כך חזר לפולין. בשנת 1948 היגר לארצות הברית.
- skos:note
- מקום לידה: Vilnius
- skos:note
- מקום לידה: ווילנה Vilnius], רוסיה, כיום ליטא]
- skos:note
- מקום פטירה: New York
- skos:note
- מקום פטירה: ניו יורק
- skos:note
- תאריך לידה עברי: כד אדר ב תר"ע [4.4.1910]
- skos:note
- תאריך פטירה עברי: ה תמוז תשמ"ב [26.6.1982].
- preferred label
- Grade, Chaim
- preferred label
- Градэ, Хаим
- preferred label
- גרדה, חיים
- foaf:gender
- male
Grade, Chaim
20 statements
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- https://yivoencyclopedia.org/article.aspx/Grade_Chaim
- has abstract
- (1910–1982), Yiddish poet and novelist. Chaim Grade ranks among the most important Yiddish writers of the post-Holocaust period. His unsentimental depictions of rabbinic high culture and life on the Jewish streets of Vilna both describe memorable characters drawn from different strata of society, and dramatize the contest of ideas and moral impulses that defined his community in the interwar period. Though today Grade is best remembered for the richness of his prose, he is also the author of nine volumes of poetry.
- title
- Grade, Chaim
- alternative label
- Chaim Grade
- preferred label
- Grade, Chaim
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