Fininberg, Ezra
Person · http://data.judaicalink.org/data/ep/1043535
Also known as (8 names)
- –
- Ezra Fininberg · Finenberg, Ezra · Fininberg, E. · Fininberg, Ezre · Fininberg, Ezro · פינינבערג, עזרא · פינינבערג, עזרה · פענענבערג, עזרא
- Born
- 1899
- Place of birth
- Oman
- Place of birth (as recorded)
- Uman
- Died
- 1946
- Place of death
- Moscow
- Place of death (as recorded)
- Moskau
(1899–1946), Yiddish poet and writer. Born in Uman, Ezra Fininberg “published” his first poems in a handwritten journal that he produced in the mid-1910s in his hometown with Leyb Kvitko and Moyshe Khashchevatski. Initially Fininberg supported the Zionist Socialist (Territorialist) Party, but joined the Communists in 1919. From 1920 he lived in Kiev, working at the editorial office of the daily Komunistishe fon (Communist Banner). Fininberg belonged to a group of young Yiddish literary talents called Vidervuks (New Growth), whose mentor was Dovid Hofshteyn. Fininberg married Eva Khenkin, whose sister, Mira Khenkin, was Nokhem Oyslender’s wife and a Yiddish writer in her own right.
Identifiers
- GND
- 172571308 · about
- Library of Congress
- n83138144
- VIAF
- 53064416
- Wikidata
- Q15063463
- hub.culturegraph.org
- 172571308
- www.isni.org
- 0000000066948233
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Fininberg, Ezra
18 statements
- gnd identifier
- 172571308
- birth date
- 1899
- normalised birth date
- 1899
- birth location
- Uman
- birth location URI
- Oman
- birth year
- 1899
- death date
- 1946
- normalised death date
- 1946
- death location
- Moskau
- death location URI
- Moscow
- alternative label
- Finenberg, Ezra
- alternative label
- Fininberg, E.
- alternative label
- Fininberg, Ezre
- alternative label
- Fininberg, Ezro
- alternative label
- פינינבערג, עזרא
- alternative label
- פינינבערג, עזרה
- alternative label
- פענענבערג, עזרא
- preferred label
- Fininberg, Ezra
Fininberg, Ezra
16 statements
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- https://yivoencyclopedia.org/article.aspx/Fininberg_Ezra
- has abstract
(1899–1946), Yiddish poet and writer. Born in Uman, Ezra Fininberg “published” his first poems in a handwritten journal that he produced in the mid-1910s in his hometown with Leyb Kvitko and Moyshe Khashchevatski. Initially Fininberg supported the Zionist Socialist (Territorialis…
(1899–1946), Yiddish poet and writer. Born in Uman, Ezra Fininberg “published” his first poems in a handwritten journal that he produced in the mid-1910s in his hometown with Leyb Kvitko and Moyshe Khashchevatski. Initially Fininberg supported the Zionist Socialist (Territorialist) Party, but joined the Communists in 1919. From 1920 he lived in Kiev, working at the editorial office of the daily Komunistishe fon (Communist Banner). Fininberg belonged to a group of young Yiddish literary talents called Vidervuks (New Growth), whose mentor was Dovid Hofshteyn. Fininberg married Eva Khenkin, whose sister, Mira Khenkin, was Nokhem Oyslender’s wife and a Yiddish writer in her own right.- title
- Fininberg, Ezra
- alternative label
- Ezra Fininberg
- preferred label
- Fininberg, Ezra
- has related
- Bergelson, Dovid
- has related
- Der Nister
- has related
- Dobrushin, Yekhezkl
- has related
- Fefer, Itsik
- has related
- Hofshteyn, Dovid
- has related
- Khashchevatski, Moyshe
- has related
- Kiev
- has related
- Kvitko, Leyb
- has related
- Moscow
- has related
- Oyslender, Nokhem
- has related
- Uman
History
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