Tchernichowsky, Sha’ul

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has abstract: (1875–1943), poet and translator. Sha’ul Tchernichowsky was born in the village of Mikhailovka (Tavria province), on the Russia–Ukraine border. His family was rooted in a non-Jewish environment and was also closely associated with the Haskalah and the Ḥibat Tsiyon movement. Tchernichowsky was first taught exclusively in Russian and only gained a Hebrew education after attending a local modern heder. According to his autobiography, he began to write creatively at the age of 12. Ultimately, he and Ḥayim Naḥman Bialik became the most influential poets of the period of Hebrew Revival. @en
title: Tchernichowsky, Sha’ul
skos:altLabel: Sha’ul Tchernichowsky
skos:altLabel: Sha’ul Tshernichowsky
skos:prefLabel: Tchernichowsky, Sha’ul
skos:related: Bialik, Ḥayim Naḥman
skos:related: Brainin, Re’uven
skos:related: Finland
skos:related: Haskalah
skos:related: Heder
skos:related: Ḥibat Tsiyon
skos:related: Klausner, Yosef
skos:related: Moscow
skos:related: Odessa
skos:related: Hebrew Poetry (Poetry)
skos:related: About this Article (Russia)
skos:related: Saint Petersburg
skos:related: Stybel
skos:related: Ukraine
skos:related: Warsaw