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Bronshteyn, Yashe

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בראנשטין, יעקב · ברונשטיין, יעקב (יאשה) · ברונשטין, יעקב · ברונשטין, ישה
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BRONSTEIN, JACOB (IASHA) · Bronshtein, Yasha · Bronshteyn, Y. · Bronštejn, Yasha · Bronštejn, Yashe · Yashe Bronshteyn
Born
1897
Place of birth
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Place of birth (as recorded)
Bielsk
Died
1937
Place of death
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Place of death (as recorded)
USSR
(1897–1937), Yiddish literary critic. Born in Belsk, Belorussia, Yashe Bronshteyn lived in Warsaw from 1914 to 1918 and went to Russia in 1919 to fight as a Red Army soldier. In 1921 he lived in Orel and worked for the local Russian newspaper Orlovskaia pravda. In the early 1920s he studied in Kiev, where he headed a commune of young Jewish workers and wrote some unremarkable poems.

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Yakov Bronstein

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15 statements
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1897-11-10
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1937-10-29
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Yakov Bronstein @en
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יעקב ברונשטיין @he
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Bronshteyn, Yashe

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22 statements
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1897
death date
1937
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Bronshtein, Yasha
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Bronshteyn, Y.
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Bronštejn, Yasha
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Bronštejn, Yashe
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Bronshteyn, Yashe
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Yashe Bronshteyn served in the Red Army in 1919, he joined the Communist party in 1925, and was the representative of the Yiddish section of the Russian Association of Proletarian Writers. From 1932 professor at Minsk University, he was also a fellow at the Institute of Literature and Arts of the Belorussian Academy of Sciences. Bronshteyn published in periodicals such as "Pravda" and "Literaturnaia Gazeta". He was known for his bitter polemics against Yiddish literati of the Kiev circle. He died during Stalin's purges in 1937. @de
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Bielsk-Podolsk (Weißrussland)
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Bronshteyn, Yashe
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Bronshtein, Yasha
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Bronshteyn, Y.
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Bronštejn, Yasha
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Bronštejn, Yashe

בראנשטיין, יאשע

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21 statements
birth date
1897
normalised birth date
1897
place of birth
Bielsk
death date
1937
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1937
place of death
USSR
place of death (IRI)
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
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BRONSTEIN, JACOB (IASHA)
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בראנשטין, יעקב @he
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ברונשטיין, יעקב (יאשה) @he
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ברונשטין, יעקב @he
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ברונשטין, ישה @he
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מקום לידה: Bielsk
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מקום לידה: ביעלסק Bielsk], פולין?]
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מקום פטירה: USSR
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מקום פטירה: ברית המועצות
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פטירה: נרצח על ידי הק.ג.ב.
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תאריך לידה עברי: תרנ"ז [1897]
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תאריך פטירה עברי: תרצ"ז [1937].
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Yashe Bronshteyn

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birth date
1897
death date
1937-10-29
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Iakov Bronstein
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Jakov Bronstein
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Y. Bronshteyn
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Yakau Branshteyn
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Yakov Bronstein
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Yasha Bronshtein
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Yasha Bronštejn
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Yashe Bronštejn
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Якаў Анатолевіч Бранштэйн
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Якаў Бранштэйн
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יושה ברונשטין
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יעקב בראנשטין
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יעקב ברונשטיין
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יעקב ברונשטין
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ישה ברונשטין
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Yashe Bronshteyn @de-DE

Bronshteyn, Yashe

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(1897–1937), Yiddish literary critic. Born in Belsk, Belorussia, Yashe Bronshteyn lived in Warsaw from 1914 to 1918 and went to Russia in 1919 to fight as a Red Army soldier. In 1921 he lived in Orel and worked for the local Russian newspaper Orlovskaia pravda. In the early 1920s he studied in Kiev, where he headed a commune of young Jewish workers and wrote some unremarkable poems. @en
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Bronshteyn, Yashe
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Yashe Bronshteyn
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Bronshteyn, Yashe
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Communist Party of the Soviet Union
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Der Nister
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Kiev
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Kulbak, Moyshe
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Kushnirov, Arn
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