Arnshteyn, Mark

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(ca. 1879–1943), Yiddish and Polish playwright and theater director. Mark Arnshteyn (Arnsztejn) was born in Warsaw. In the Polish world, he used the pseudonym Andrzej Marek. His extended family included a Yiddish actress, Roze Arnshteyn, and a Polish poet, Franciszka Arnsztajnowa. He was educated in both Jewish and Polish schools and at an early age began publishing literature and criticism in both the Yiddish and Polish press.

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has abstract: (ca. 1879–1943), Yiddish and Polish playwright and theater director. Mark Arnshteyn (Arnsztejn) was born in Warsaw. In the Polish world, he used the pseudonym Andrzej Marek. His extended family included a Yiddish actress, Roze Arnshteyn, and a Polish poet, Franciszka Arnsztajnowa. He was educated in both Jewish and Polish schools and at an early age began publishing literature and criticism in both the Yiddish and Polish press. @en
title: Arnshteyn, Mark
alternative label: Mark Arnshteyn
preferred label: Arnshteyn, Mark
has related: Assimilation
has related: Cinema
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has related: Kaminski Family
has related: Łódź
has related: Peretz, Yitskhok Leybush
has related: About this Article (Theater)
has related: Warsaw

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