Anna Guzik
Person · http://data.judaicalink.org/data/ep/1202944
Also known as (3 names)
- he
- גוזיק, חנה
- –
- Anna Iakovlevna Guzik · Guzik, Anna
- Born
- 1909
- Place of birth
- wd:Q2280
- Died
- 1994
- Place of death
- wd:Q33935
(1909–1994), variety artist. Born in Kharkov, Anna Guzik was the daughter of Iakov Guzik, founder of the Yiddish Traveling Folk Ensemble of Musical Comedy. She first appeared in her father’s troupe in 1924, acting in Avrom Goldfadn’s comedies and operettas and appearing in stage versions of Sholem Aleichem’s works. She sang, danced, acted, read feuilletons from the stage, and performed Jewish folk songs. In the mid-1930s Guzik toured the USSR with a Jewish folk music ensemble and also appeared on the Russian stage in musical comedies. In 1939 she won a national contest for variety performers.
Identifiers
- Library of Congress
- no2008019066
- VIAF
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- Wikidata
- Q4151714
- isni.org
- 0000000047671822
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Anna Guzik
19 statements
- birth date
- 1909-04-15
- place of birth (IRI)
- wd:Q2280
- place of birth (IRI)
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- death date
- 1994
- place of death (IRI)
- wd:Q33935
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- Anna Guzik
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- Anna Jakowlewna Gusik
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- חנה גוזיק
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Guzik, Anna Iakovlevna, 1909-1994
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- Gusik, Anna Jakowlewna, 1909-1994
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- Guzik, Anna Iakovlevna, 1909-1994
Guzik, Anna Iakovlevna
10 statements
- birth date
- 1909
- normalised birth date
- 1909
- death date
- 1994
- normalised death date
- 1994
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- datasets/nli-persons
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- Guzik, Anna
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- גוזיק, חנה
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- Guzik, Anna Iakovlevna
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- גוזיק, אנה
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- female
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7 statements
- birth date
- 1909-04-15
- death date
- 1994
- skos:altLabel
- Anna Guzik
- skos:altLabel
- Анна Яковлевна Гузик
- skos:altLabel
- Гузик
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- Ханна Яковлевна Гузик
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- חנה גוזיק
Anna Iakovlevna Guzik
7 statements
- birth date
- 1909
- death date
- 1994
- skos:altLabel
- Anna Guzik
- skos:altLabel
- Anna Jakowlewna Gusik
- skos:altLabel
- אנה גוזיק
- skos:altLabel
- חנה גוזיק
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- Anna Iakovlevna Guzik
Guzik, Anna Iakovlevna
15 statements
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- https://yivoencyclopedia.org/article.aspx/Guzik_Anna_Iakovlevna
- has abstract
- (1909–1994), variety artist. Born in Kharkov, Anna Guzik was the daughter of Iakov Guzik, founder of the Yiddish Traveling Folk Ensemble of Musical Comedy. She first appeared in her father’s troupe in 1924, acting in Avrom Goldfadn’s comedies and operettas and appearing in stage versions of Sholem Aleichem’s works. She sang, danced, acted, read feuilletons from the stage, and performed Jewish folk songs. In the mid-1930s Guzik toured the USSR with a Jewish folk music ensemble and also appeared on the Russian stage in musical comedies. In 1939 she won a national contest for variety performers.
- title
- Guzik, Anna Iakovlevna
- skos:altLabel
- Anna Iakovlevna Guzik
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- Guzik, Anna Iakovlevna
- skos:related
- Folk Songs
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- Goldfadn, Avrom
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- Khar’kiv
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- Moldavia
- skos:related
- Moscow
- skos:related
- Operetta
- skos:related
- Riga
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- Sholem Aleichem
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- Ukraine
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- Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
History
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