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Leṿin, Lipman

Person · http://data.judaicalink.org/data/ep/1399590

Also known as (5 names)
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לווין, ליפמאן · לוין, ליפמן
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Липман-Левин
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Levine, Lipman · Lipman-Leṿin
Born (as recorded)
1877
Place of birth
Mogiljow
Died
1946-04-25
Died (as recorded)
1946
Place of death
Moskau
(1877–1946), Yiddish and Hebrew prose writer. Lipman Levin was born in Mogilev (mod. Mahilyow), Belorussia, to a prosperous family. A precocious boy, he studied religious and secular subjects and later worked as a teacher. In 1900, he arrived in Warsaw, where, following his successful debut as a story writer in the newspaper Der yud (The Jew), he contributed to other Hebrew and Yiddish periodicals, including Di yudishe folks-tsaytung (The Jewish People’s Paper), coedited by his brother-in-law Khayim Dovid Hurvits, a prominent journalist and editor.
Writer in Hebrew and Yiddish, Levin begann his literary career with the publication of a short story, "Dos Yoseml", in the journal "Der yud". In 1904 he moved to St. Petersburg where he worked as an editor at the journal "Der Fraynt". In 1908 he settled in Vilna and worked there as a journalist and a writer. In 1916 he served in the army. After the 1917 revolution he moved to Moscow. After a long period of silence he published again in 1932. A main feature of his work is the revolutionary mouvement between the two revolutions of 1905 and 1917.

Identifiers

GND
1164483781
Library of Congress
nr99028012 id · nr99028012 id
VIAF
71810552
Wikidata
Q109857530
isni.org
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Leṿin, Lipman

gnd

25 statements
birth date
1877
place of birth
Mogiljow
place of birth (IRI)
Mogiljow
death date
1946
place of death
Moskau
place of death (IRI)
Moskau
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Levin, Lipman
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Levine, Lipman
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Leṿin, Lipman
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Writer in Hebrew and Yiddish, Levin begann his literary career with the publication of a short story, "Dos Yoseml", in the journal "Der yud". In 1904 he moved to St. Petersburg where he worked as an editor at the journal "Der Fraynt". In 1908 he settled in Vilna and worked there as a journalist and a writer. In 1916 he served in the army. After the 1917 revolution he moved to Moscow. After a long period of silence he published again in 1932. A main feature of his work is the revolutionary mouvement between the two revolutions of 1905 and 1917. @de
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Moskau
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Leṿin, Lipman
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Levin, Lipman
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Levine, Lipman
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Lipman-Leṿin

Leṿin, Lipman, 1877-1946

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Leṿin, Lipman, 1877-1946
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Levine, Lipman, 1877-1946
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Lipman-Leṿin, 1877-1946
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לעווין, ל.
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לעווין, ליפמאן
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לעווין, ליפמאן, 1877־1946
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לעוין, ליפמן
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לעװין, ל.
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לעװין, ליפמאן
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לעװין, ליפמאן, 1877-1946
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Leṿin, Lipman, 1877-1946
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לעווין, ליפמאן, 1877־1946 @zxx-Hebr

Липман-Левин

geo-enriched nli-records records-normalized

19 statements
place of birth
Mohilev, Mahilyow
death date
1946-04-25
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1946-04-25
place of death
Moscow
place of death (IRI)
Moskau
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LEVIN, LIPMAN
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לווין, ליפמאן @he
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לוין, ליפמן @he
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מקום לידה: Mohilev, Mahilyow
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מקום לידה: מוהילוב על הדניפר [רוסיה, כיום בלארוס]
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מקום פטירה: Moscow
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מקום פטירה: מוסקבה
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תאריך לידה עברי: תרל"ז [1877]
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תאריך פטירה עברי: כד ניסן תש"ו [25.4.1946].
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Leṿin, Lipman
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Липман-Левин @und-Cyrl
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לעווין, ליפמאן @he
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Lipman Levin

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20 statements
birth date
1877
death date
1946-04-25
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Lipman Levin
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Lipman Levine
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Lipman Lewin
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Lipman-Leṿin
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Liypman Lewiyn
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Liypman Lewwiyn
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ל. לעווין
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ל. לעװין
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ליפמאן לווין
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ליפמאן לעווין
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ליפמאן לעװין
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ליפמאנ-לעווינ
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ליפמן לוין
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ליפמן לעווין
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ליפמן לעוין
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Lipman Levin @lv-LV
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Lipman Leṿin @de-DE

Lipman Levin

wikidata

14 statements
birth date
1877
place of birth (IRI)
Mahilyow
death date
1946
place of death (IRI)
Moscow
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Lipman Levin @de
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Leṿin, Lipman
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Leṿin, Lipman
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Leṿin, Lipman
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Leṿin, Lipman
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Levin_Lipman

Levin, Lipman

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has abstract
(1877–1946), Yiddish and Hebrew prose writer. Lipman Levin was born in Mogilev (mod. Mahilyow), Belorussia, to a prosperous family. A precocious boy, he studied religious and secular subjects and later worked as a teacher. In 1900, he arrived in Warsaw, where, following his successful debut as a story writer in the newspaper Der yud (The Jew), he contributed to other Hebrew and Yiddish periodicals, including Di yudishe folks-tsaytung (The Jewish People’s Paper), coedited by his brother-in-law Khayim Dovid Hurvits, a prominent journalist and editor. @en
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Levin, Lipman
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Lipman Levin
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Levin, Lipman
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Belarus
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Bergelson, Dovid
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Bund
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Eynikayt
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Fraynd, Der
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Jewish Anti-Fascist Committee
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Markish, Perets
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Moscow
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About this Article (Prose)
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Saint Petersburg
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Vilnius
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Warsaw
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Yud, Der
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Zionism and Zionist Parties

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