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1. Isaak Emmanuilowitsch Babel

   Person · 1894–1940 · Kriegsberichterstatter, Schriftsteller, writer · Odessa · 8 sources

   (Isaak Emmanuilovich Babel’; 1894–1940), Soviet Jewish short-story writer and playwright. Isaac Babel was born in Odessa and brought up in the Russified middle-class family of a dealer in agricultural machinery. Odessa w…

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2. Mark M. Warshawsky

   Person · 1848–1907 · Schriftsteller · Odessa · 8 sources

   (1848–1907), Yiddish folk poet and composer. Mark Varshavski (Warshawski) was born in Odessa and as a child moved to Zhitomir, where he attended the state rabbinical school for four years and then studied jurisprudence f…

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3. Wladimir Zeev Jabotinsky

   Person · 1880–1940 · Journalist, Zionist, politician · Odessa · 8 sources

   (1880–1940), Zionist leader, founder of Revisionist Party. Vladimir (Ze’ev) Jabotinsky was born in Odessa to an assimilated, middle-class Jewish family. He was educated entirely in Russian, and as a teenager spent two ye…

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4. Alexandre Besredka

   Person · 1870–1940 · Odessa · 7 sources

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5. Johann Kremenezky

   Person · 1850–1934 · Odessa · 7 sources

   Erhielt 1908 die Erlaubnis, sich rechtmäßig Kremenezky zu nennen

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6. Joseph Schechtman

   Person · 1891–1970 · Historiker, Journalist, Politiker · Odessa · 7 sources

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7. Ravnitsḳi, Yehoshuʿa Ḥana

   Person · 1859–1944 · Odessa · 7 sources

   Hebräischer und jiddischer Schriftsteller, Herausgeber, Verleger und Pädagoge

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8. Vera Inber

   Person · 1890-07-10–1972 · Schriftstellerin, poet · Odessa · 7 sources

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9. Wilhelm Wolfsohn

   Person · 1820–1865 · Odessa · 7 sources

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10. Aharoni, Arie

    Person · 1923–2019-03-13 · Odessa · 6 sources

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11. Alexandre Barjansky

    Person · 1883–1946 · Odessa · 6 sources

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12. Anna Akhmatova

    Person · 1889–1966 · Odessa · 6 sources

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13. Benedikt Konstantinowitsch Liwschiz

    Person · 1887-01-06–1938-09-21 · poet · Odessa · 6 sources

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14. Boris Iofan

    Person · 1891-04-28–1976-03-11 · Architekt, architect · Odessa · 6 sources

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15. Borovoj, Saul Jakovlevič

    Person · 1903–1989 · Odessa · 6 sources

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16. David Kohn

    Person · 1838–1915 · Odessa · 6 sources

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17. Eduard Georgijewitsch Bagrizki

    Person · 1895–1934 · Odessa · 6 sources

    (1885–1934), Russian poet and translator. Bagritskii, whose nom-de-plume was derived from the Russian for crimson, was born Eduard Godelevich Dziubin, to an Odessan family in which Judaic traditions were respected, but t…

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18. Halina Krahelska

    Person · 1892–1945 · Odessa · 6 sources

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19. Ida Kamińska

    Person · 1899–1980 · Odessa · 6 sources

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20. Ilya Ilf

    Person · 1897-10-16–1937-04-14 · Odessa · 6 sources

    (1897–1937), Russian writer. With Evgenii Petrov, Il’ia Il’f (originally surnamed Fainzil’berg) wrote some of Soviet Russia’s most exuberant satires. Their two novels, Dvenadtsat’ stul’ev (The Twelve Chairs; 1928) and Zo…

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