Braudes, Re’uven Asher

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has abstract: (1850–1902), Hebrew author. Active in various East European cities, including Vilna (his place of birth), Lvov, Kraków, Bucharest, and Odessa, and ultimately (after 1896) in Vienna, Re’uven Braudes edited Hebrew and Yiddish periodicals and wrote essays and articles, but is best known as the author of short stories and novels that earned him a reputation as one of the outstanding maskilic Hebrew writers of nineteenth-century Eastern Europe. He also published three stories in Yiddish, although his work in that language must be considered marginal to his overall literary output. @en
title: Braudes, Re’uven Asher
alternative label: Re’uven Asher Braudes
alternative label: Re’uven Braudes
preferred label: Braudes, Re’uven Asher
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