Emiot, Israel

Person · http://data.judaicalink.org/data/ep/1043327

Also known as (16 names)

he: אמיאט, ישראל · אמיוט, ישראל
–: Emiot, I · Emiot, Jiśroel · Emiot, Yisroel · Emjot, I. · Emjot, Izrael · Emjot, Jiśroel · Emmiot, Israel · Emyot, Yisroel · Goldwasser, Israel · Goldṿaser, Yiśraʾel · Goldṿaser, Yiśroʾel · Yisroel Emyot · גולדווסר, ישראל · עמיאט, י.

Born: 1909
Place of birth: Ostrów Mazowiecka
Died: 1978
Place of death: Rochester, NY

(1909–1978), author, poet, and critic. Born in Ostrów Mazowiecka, Yisroel Emyot (originally Goldwasser; Emyot is a combination of the Polish names of his father’s initials: Meylekh Yanowski, “em” and “yot”) descended from two prominent Hasidic families. After his father’s immigration to the United States, Emyot was raised and educated in the home of his maternal grandparents; as an adolescent, he studied at a yeshiva in Warsaw. Emyot’s first poem—signed Y. Yanover—was published in 1926 in the periodical Inzer hofenung (Our Hope), edited by Itshe Meyer Vaysenberg. Emyot’s literary ability was also recognized by Nakhmen Mayzel, editor of Literarishe bleter (Literary Pages), which published his poems, as did other literary journals.

Identifiers

GND: 172062462 · about
Library of Congress: n81022992 id · n81022992 id
VIAF: 45616267
Wikidata: Q55993415
hub.culturegraph.org: 172062462 hub
www.isni.org: 0000000025011874 · 0000000087654189

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Emiot, Israel

date-enriched gnd-persons records-normalized

24 statements

gnd identifier: 172062462
birth date: 1909
normalised birth date: 1909
birth location: Ostrów Mazowiecka
birth location URI: Ostrów Mazowiecka
birth year: 1909
death date: 1978
normalised death date: 1978
death location: Rochester, NY
death location URI: Rochester, NY
alternative label: Emiot, Israel
alternative label: Emiot, Jiśroel
alternative label: Emiot, Yisroel
alternative label: Emioṭ, Yiśroel
alternative label: Emjot, I.
alternative label: Emjot, Izrael
alternative label: Emjot, Jiśroel
alternative label: Goldṿaser, Yiśraʾel
alternative label: Goldṿaser, Yiśroʾel
alternative label: Goldwasser, Israel
alternative label: גולדווסר, ישראל
alternative label: עמיאט, י.
alternative label: עמיאט, ישראל
preferred label: Emiot, Israel

Emiot, Israel

nli-records records-normalized

28 statements

birth date: 1909-01-15
normalised birth date: 1909-01-15
birth location: Ostrow Mazowiecka
death date: 1978-03-06
normalised death date: 1978-03-06
death location: Rochester, N. Y
dcterms:source: datasets/nli-persons
alternative label: EMIOT, ISRAEL
alternative label: Emiot, I
alternative label: Emioṭ, Yiśroel
alternative label: Emjot, Izrael
alternative label: Emmiot, Israel
alternative label: Goldwasser, Israel
alternative label: Goldṿaser, Yiśraʾel
alternative label: אמיאט, ישראל @he
alternative label: אמיוט, ישראל @he
skos:note: הגירה: בשנת 1919 היגר לארצות הברית.
skos:note: מידע על שם: : שמו הבדוי: י. יאנאווער.
skos:note: מידע על שם: : שמו המקורי: ישראל גולדוואסר (יאנובסקי).
skos:note: מקום לידה: Ostrow Mazowiecka
skos:note: מקום לידה: אוסטרוב מאזוביצק Ostrow ,Mazowiecka], פולין]
skos:note: מקום פטירה: Rochester, N. Y.
skos:note: מקום פטירה: רוצ'סטר Rochester], ניו יורק, ארצות הברית]
skos:note: תאריך לידה עברי: כב טבת תרס"ט [15.1.1909]
skos:note: תאריך פטירה עברי: כז אדר א תשל"ח [6.3.1978].
preferred label: Emiot, Israel
preferred label: עמיאט, ישראל @he
foaf:gender: male

Emyot, Yisroel

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21 statements

described at: https://yivoencyclopedia.org/article.aspx/Emyot_Yisroel
has abstract: (1909–1978), author, poet, and critic. Born in Ostrów Mazowiecka, Yisroel Emyot (originally Goldwasser; Emyot is a combination of the Polish names of his father’s initials: Meylekh Yanowski, “em” and “yot”) descended from two prominent Hasidic families. After his father’s immigra…
(1909–1978), author, poet, and critic. Born in Ostrów Mazowiecka, Yisroel Emyot (originally Goldwasser; Emyot is a combination of the Polish names of his father’s initials: Meylekh Yanowski, “em” and “yot”) descended from two prominent Hasidic families. After his father’s immigration to the United States, Emyot was raised and educated in the home of his maternal grandparents; as an adolescent, he studied at a yeshiva in Warsaw. Emyot’s first poem—signed Y. Yanover—was published in 1926 in the periodical Inzer hofenung (Our Hope), edited by Itshe Meyer Vaysenberg. Emyot’s literary ability was also recognized by Nakhmen Mayzel, editor of Literarishe bleter (Literary Pages), which published his poems, as did other literary journals.
title: Emyot, Yisroel
alternative label: Yisroel Emyot
preferred label: Emyot, Yisroel
has related: Agudas Yisroel
has related: Białystok
has related: Birobidzhan
has related: Birobidzhaner Shtern
has related: Eynikayt
has related: Jewish Anti-Fascist Committee
has related: Literarishe Bleter
has related: Mayzel, Nakhmen
has related: Moscow
has related: Orthodoxy
has related: About this Article (Poland)
has related: Shtern, Yisroel
has related: Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
has related: Vaysenberg, Itshe Meyer
has related: Warsaw
has related: About this Article (Yeshiva)

History

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