Khashchevatski, Moyshe

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has abstract: (1897–1943), Yiddish poet. Born in Buki, near Uman, Ukraine, into the family of a Talmud Torah teacher, Moyshe Khashchevatski studied at a heder and later at a commerce school in Uman, which he finished in 1916. He wrote poems in Russian and Yiddish, but initially had only one outlet to showcase his works—a handwritten Yiddish journal that he produced in Uman with his friends Leyb Kvitko and Ezra Fininberg. In 1916, Yekhezkl Dobrushin, already a central figure among the Kiev Yiddish literati, wrote to him, criticizing his poems for lack of “color scale and new cultural achievements.” @en
title: Khashchevatski, Moyshe
skos:altLabel: Moyshe Khashchevatski
skos:prefLabel: Khashchevatski, Moyshe
skos:related: Birobidzhan
skos:related: Crimea
skos:related: Der Nister
skos:related: Dobrushin, Yekhezkl
skos:related: Emes, Der
skos:related: Fefer, Itsik
skos:related: Fininberg, Ezra
skos:related: Heder
skos:related: Hofshteyn, Dovid
skos:related: Kiev
skos:related: Kvitko, Leyb
skos:related: Markish, Perets
skos:related: Moscow
skos:related: Niger, Shmuel
skos:related: Rosin, Shmuel
skos:related: Shtrom, Der
skos:related: Ukraine
skos:related: Uman
skos:related: About this Article (Yiddish Literature)