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Leib Kvitko

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לייב קוויטקו · קוויטקא, לייב · קוויטקו, ליב בן משה · קויטקה, ליב
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Квитко, Лев Моисеевич · Квитко, Лейб Моисеевич
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KVITKO, LOEB B. MOSES · Kvitko, L. · Kvitko, Lev · Kvitko, Lev M. · Kvitko, Lev Moiseevich · Kvitko, Lev Moiseevič · Kvitko, Leyb · Kwitka, Leib · Kwitko, L. · Kwitko, Leib · Kwitko, Lejb · Kwitko, Lew · Kwitko, Löb · Leyb Kvitko · QWWJTQ, Leib · Квитко, Лев · Ḳṿiṭḳo, L
Born
1890
Place of birth (as recorded)
Goloskov
Died
1952
Place of death
Moscow
Place of death (as recorded)
Moskau
(1890 [or 1893]–1952), Yiddish and Russian writer. Born in Holoskovo, near Odessa, Leyb Kvitko lost both of his parents very early and was raised by his grandmother. At age 10 he began working as a quilter’s apprentice and lived briefly in Nikolaev, Odessa, and Kherson. He moved to Uman in 1915, and from there he sent several of his poems to Shmuel Niger, editor of the Vilna-based journal Di yudishe velt (The Jewish World), who rejected them as “worthless.”

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Leib Kvitko

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Kvitko, Leib

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126551049
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1890
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1890
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1952
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Kvitko, Lev M.
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Kvitko, Lev Moiseevich
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Kvitko, Lev Moiseevič
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Kvitko, Leyb
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Kwitko, L.
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Kwitko, Leib
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Kwitko, Lejb
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Kwitko, Lew
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Kvitko, Leib

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1890-11-11
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1890-11-11
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Goloskov
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1952-08-12
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1952-08-12
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KVITKO, LOEB B. MOSES
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Kwitka, Leib
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Kwitko, Leib
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Квитко, Лев Моисеевич @und-Cyrl
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קוויטקא, לייב @he
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קוויטקו, ליב בן משה @he
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קויטקה, ליב @he
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Ḳṿiṭḳo, L
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הספר השחור. -- תל אביב : עם עובד, תשנ"א 1991. ע' 616.
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מקום לידה: Goloskov
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מקום לידה: אלסקוב Goloskov], פודוליה, רוסיה, כיום אוקראינה]
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מקום פטירה: Moskva
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מקום פטירה: מוסקבה
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פטירה: נורה על ידי הק.ג.ב.
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תאריך לידה עברי: כח חשון תרנ"א [11.11.1890]
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תאריך פטירה עברי: כא אב תשי"ב [12.8.1952].
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Kvitko, Leib
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Квитко, Лейб Моисеевич @und-Cyrl
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קויטקו, ליב @he
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Kvitko, Leyb

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(1890 [or 1893]–1952), Yiddish and Russian writer. Born in Holoskovo, near Odessa, Leyb Kvitko lost both of his parents very early and was raised by his grandmother. At age 10 he began working as a quilter’s apprentice and lived briefly in Nikolaev, Odessa, and Kherson. He moved to Uman in 1915, and from there he sent several of his poems to Shmuel Niger, editor of the Vilna-based journal Di yudishe velt (The Jewish World), who rejected them as “worthless.” @en
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Kvitko, Leyb
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