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Isaak Emmanuilowitsch Babel
(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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Mark M. Warshawsky
(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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Wladimir Zeev Jabotinsky
(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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Wilhelm Wolfsohn
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Benedikt Konstantinowitsch Liwschiz
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Eduard Georgijewitsch Bagrizki
(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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Ilya Ilf
(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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Jewgeni Petrow
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Grossman, Leonid Petrovič
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Jacques Bergier
Franz.-poln. Schriftsteller, Chemiker, Spion u. Journalist
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Kenig, Leo
Jiddischer Journalist, Schrifsteller und Kritiker
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Olexander Beyderman
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Semyon Lipkin
(1911–2003), poet, translator, and fiction writer. Semen Lipkin was born and raised in Odessa, where his first poetic experiments attracted the attention of Eduard Bagritskii, the major romantic revolutionary poet who al…
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Walentin Petrowitsch Katajew
Russ.-sowjet. Schriftsteller, Dramatiker und Romancier
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Čudnovskij, Arkadij Ruvimovič
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Gontarʹ, Gennadij
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Maien, Carl
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