Lenski, Ḥayim

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has abstract: (1905–1942?), Hebrew poet and translator. Ḥayim Lenski’s parents divorced when he was an infant, and though he had been born in Slonim, he was raised by his paternal grandfather in a nearby village. During his youth he was an avid reader of Hebrew, Yiddish, Russian, and German literature. Lenski wrote his first poem—rhyming verses about the fall of the tsar—at age 12. At 16, he moved to Vilna and studied at a teachers’ seminary. There, he and a friend published Leket (Anthology; 1922?), which included his first collection of poems. @en
title: Lenski, Ḥayim
skos:altLabel: Ḥayim Lenski
skos:prefLabel: Lenski, Ḥayim
skos:related: Bialik, Ḥayim Naḥman
skos:related: Mandel’shtam Osip Emil’evich
skos:related: Moscow
skos:related: Hebrew Poetry (Poetry)
skos:related: Saint Petersburg
skos:related: Tchernichowsky, Sha’ul
skos:related: Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
skos:related: Vilnius