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Chava Shapiro

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אם כל חי · שאפירא, חוה · שאפירע, חוה · שפירא, חוה בת יעקב שמאי
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Em kol ḥai · SHAPIRO, EVE B. JACOB SHAMMAI · Shapira, Ḥavah · Shapiro, Eva · Shapiro, Hava · Ḥavah
Born
1879-01-10
Born (as recorded)
1878
Place of birth
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Place of birth (as recorded)
Slawuta
Died
1943-02-28
Died (as recorded)
1943
Place of death
https://d-nb.info/gnd/4078255-4
Place of death (as recorded)
Theresienstadt
(1879–1943) Hebrew writer. Ḥavah Shapira was born in Slavuta, Ukraine, to a scholarly and affluent family of Hasidic ancestry. Despite being raised in a traditional environment, she received a rich Jewish and secular education and even enjoyed the support of her family while pursuing her literary goals. From 1899, she received the encouragement and patronage of the writer Re’uven Brainin. Though their relationship intensified after she separated from her husband in 1903, it ended painfully. In 1900, Shapira had moved to Warsaw to begin her literary career, and in December 1901 her first story, “Ha-Shoshanah” (The Rose), was published in David Frishman’s weekly Ha-Dor. From 1903 she studied in Vienna and in 1906 moved to Bern, where four years later she received her Ph.D.

Identifiers

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Library of Congress
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Chava Shapiro

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Shapiro, Havvah

gnd

22 statements
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1878
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Shapiro, Eva
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Shapiro, Hava

Em kol ḥai, 1879-1943

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Schapiro, Eva, 1879-1943
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Shapira, Ḥavah, 1879-1943
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Shapiro, Ḥavah, 1879-1943
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Shapiro, Ḳh., 1879-1943
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שפירא, חוה, 1879-1943
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שפירא, חוה, 1879-1943 @zxx-Hebr

שפירא, חוה

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26 statements
birth date
1879-01-10
normalised birth date
1879-01-10
place of birth
Slavuta
place of birth (IRI)
Slavuta
death date
1943-02-28
normalised death date
1943-02-28
place of death
Terezin
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SHAPIRO, EVE B. JACOB SHAMMAI
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Shapiro, Hava
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אם כל חי @he
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שאפירא, חוה @he
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שאפירע, חוה @he
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הגירה: גרה בברן, ברלין ופראג.
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מידע על שם: : שמותיה מן הנשואין: רוזנבאום; וינטריץ.
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מקום לידה: Slavuta
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מקום לידה: סלאוויטא Volhynia ,Slavuta], כיום אוקראינה]
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מקום פטירה: Terezin
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מקום פטירה: טרזיינשטאדט Terezin], צ'כיה]
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פטירה: נספתה בשואה.
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תאריך לידה עברי: טו טבת תרל"ט [10.1.1879]
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תאריך פטירה עברי: כג אדר א תש"ג [28.2.1943].
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Em kol ḥai
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שפירא, חוה @he
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Em kol ḥai

viaf

29 statements
birth date
1878-12-26
death date
1943-02-28
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Chava Shapiro
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Eva Schapiro
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Eva Shapiro
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Hava Shapira
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Hava Shapiro
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Havvah Shapiro
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Ḥavah Shapira
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Ḥavah Shapiro
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Ḳh. Shapiro
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Shapiro
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Šapiyraʾ
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ʾEm kol ḥay
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ʾEm kol ḥay
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Хава Шапиро
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אם כל חי
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חוה בת יעקב שמאי שפירא
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חוה שאפירא
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חוה שאפירע
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חוה שפירא
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חוה ‏שפירא
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שפירא
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Ḥavah Shapiro
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Ḥawah Šapiyraʾ
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Ḳh Shapiro
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Em kol ḥai @en-US
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Hava Shapiro @fr-FR
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Havvah Shapiro @de-DE

Shapira, Ḥavah

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has abstract
(1879–1943) Hebrew writer. Ḥavah Shapira was born in Slavuta, Ukraine, to a scholarly and affluent family of Hasidic ancestry. Despite being raised in a traditional environment, she received a rich Jewish and secular education and even enjoyed the support of her family while purs…
(1879–1943) Hebrew writer. Ḥavah Shapira was born in Slavuta, Ukraine, to a scholarly and affluent family of Hasidic ancestry. Despite being raised in a traditional environment, she received a rich Jewish and secular education and even enjoyed the support of her family while pursuing her literary goals. From 1899, she received the encouragement and patronage of the writer Re’uven Brainin. Though their relationship intensified after she separated from her husband in 1903, it ended painfully. In 1900, Shapira had moved to Warsaw to begin her literary career, and in December 1901 her first story, “Ha-Shoshanah” (The Rose), was published in David Frishman’s weekly Ha-Dor. From 1903 she studied in Vienna and in 1906 moved to Bern, where four years later she received her Ph.D.
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Shapira, Ḥavah
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Ḥavah
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Shapira, Ḥavah
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Brainin, Re’uven
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Czechoslovakia
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Dor, Ha-
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Frishman, David
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Hebrew Literature
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Prague
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Shiloaḥ, Ha-
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Terezín
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Ukraine
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Warsaw
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Zionism and Zionist Parties

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