Einhorn, David

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Also known as (12 names)

he: איינהורן, דוד, משורר · דייוויד איינהורן
–: Aynhorn, D. · Aynhorn, Daṿid · Aynhorn, Doṿid · Dovid Eynhorn · EINHORN, DAVID, 1886- · Einhorn, Dawid · Einhorn, Dowid · Eynhorn, D. · Eynhorn, Dovid · איינהארן, דוד

Born: 1886
Place of birth (as recorded): Korelichi
Died: 1973
Place of death: New York
Place of death (as recorded): New York, NY

(1886–1973), poet and publicist. Dovid Eynhorn was born in Karelitsh and educated in Wołkowysk (now Volkovysk, Belarus) in part by his father Binyomin, a military physician who had “returned to the faith” and become a government-appointed rabbi. In his younger years, Eynhorn wrote in Hebrew. His first Yiddish poems were published mainly in the Bundist press. The failure of the 1905 Revolution was a pivotal point in his life, since he came to perceive literature as a reply to politics.

Identifiers

GND: 134086775 · about
Library of Congress: n85219222 id · n85219222 id
VIAF: 69255605
Wikidata: Q1174315
catalogue.bnf.fr: cb15619927s catalogue
de.wikipedia.org: David_Einhorn_(Dichter) de
hub.culturegraph.org: 134086775 hub
www.isni.org: 0000000066638964

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David Einhorn

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11 statements

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preferred label: David Einhorn @de
preferred label: דייוויד איינהורן @he
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Einhorn, David

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16 statements

gnd identifier: 134086775
birth date: 1886
normalised birth date: 1886
birth year: 1886
death date: 1973
normalised death date: 1973
death location: New York, NY
death location URI: New York
alternative label: Aynhorn, D.
alternative label: Aynhorn, Daṿid
alternative label: Aynhorn, Doṿid
alternative label: Einhorn, Dawid
alternative label: Einhorn, Dowid
alternative label: Eynhorn, D.
alternative label: איינהארן, דוד
preferred label: Einhorn, David

Einhorn, David

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22 statements

birth date: 1886
normalised birth date: 1886
birth location: Korelichi
death date: 1973
normalised death date: 1973
death location: New York
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alternative label: Aynhorn, David
alternative label: Aynhorn, Dovid
alternative label: EINHORN, DAVID, 1886-
alternative label: Einhorn, Dawid
alternative label: איינהורן, דוד, משורר @he
skos:note: הגירה: בשנים 1920-1940 בברלין ובפאריס. בשנת 1940 היגר לארצות הברית.
skos:note: מקום לידה: Korelichi
skos:note: מקום לידה: קארליץ' Korelichi], פלך מינסק, רוסיה, כיום בלארוס]
skos:note: מקום פטירה: New York
skos:note: מקום פטירה: ניו יורק New York], ארצות הברית]
skos:note: תאריך לידה עברי: תרמ"ו [1886]
skos:note: תאריך פטירה עברי: כח אדר א תשל"ג [2.3.1973].
preferred label: Einhorn, David
preferred label: אינהורן, דוד @he
foaf:gender: male

Einhorn, David

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16 statements

gnd identifier: 134086775
birth date: 1886
normalised birth date: 1886
birth year: 1886
death date: 1973
normalised death date: 1973
death location: New York, NY
death location URI: New York
alternative label: Aynhorn, D.
alternative label: Aynhorn, Daṿid
alternative label: Aynhorn, Doṿid
alternative label: Einhorn, Dawid
alternative label: Einhorn, Dowid
alternative label: Eynhorn, D.
alternative label: איינהארן, דוד
preferred label: Einhorn, David

Eynhorn, Dovid

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has abstract: (1886–1973), poet and publicist. Dovid Eynhorn was born in Karelitsh and educated in Wołkowysk (now Volkovysk, Belarus) in part by his father Binyomin, a military physician who had “returned to the faith” and become a government-appointed rabbi. In his younger years, Eynhorn wrote in Hebrew. His first Yiddish poems were published mainly in the Bundist press. The failure of the 1905 Revolution was a pivotal point in his life, since he came to perceive literature as a reply to politics. @en
title: Eynhorn, Dovid
alternative label: Dovid Eynhorn
preferred label: Eynhorn, Dovid
has related: Abramovitsh, Sholem Yankev
has related: Assimilation
has related: Belarus
has related: Bund
has related: Communism
has related: About this Article (Hasidism)
has related: Kletskin, Boris Arkadevich
has related: Peretz, Yitskhok Leybush
has related: Radom
has related: Ravitch, Melech
has related: About this Article (Russia)
has related: Vilnius
has related: Warsaw
has related: About this Article (Yiddish Literature)

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