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1. Scholem Alejchem

   Person · 1859-03-02–1916-05-13 · Humorist, Schriftsteller · Perejaslaw · 9 sources

   (Shalom Rabinovitz; 1859–1916), one of the founding fathers of modern Yiddish literature. A supreme Jewish humorist, Sholem Aleichem tapped into the energies of the East European, spoken-Yiddish idiom and invented modern…

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2. Jaroslav Hašek

   Person · 1883-03-24–1923-01-02 · Humorist, Journalist, Publizist · Prag · 6 sources

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3. Julius Stettenheim

   Person · 1831-11-02–1916-10-30 · Humorist, Journalist, Redakteur · Hamburg · 6 sources

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4. Guṭman, Ḥayim

   Person · 1887–1961 · Humorist, Satiriker, Theaterkritiker · Petrikov · 5 sources

   Jidd. Humorist, Satiriker und Theaterkritiker, 1905 in die USA emigriert

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5. Karel Poláček

   Person · 1892-03-22–1945-01-21 · Humorist, Journalist, Redakteur · Reichenau (Kněžna) · 5 sources

   (1892–1945), Czech journalist and novelist. Poláček was born to a Czech-speaking Jewish family in the small Bohemian town of Rychnov nad Kněžnou. Although he failed at the local gymnasium, he finished his studies in Prag…

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6. Guṭman, Ḥayim

   Person · 1887–1961 · Humorist, Satiriker, Theaterkritiker · Petrikov · entity page

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7. Hašek, Jaroslav

   Person · 1883-03-24–1923-01-02 · Humorist, Journalist, Publizist · Prag · entity page

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8. Poláček, Karel

   Person · 1892-03-22–1945-01-21 · Humorist, Journalist, Redakteur · Reichenau (Kněžna) · entity page

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9. Sholem Aleykhem

   Person · 1859-03-02–1916-05-13 · Humorist, Schriftsteller · Perejaslaw · entity page

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10. Stettenheim, Julius

    Person · 1831-11-02–1916-10-30 · Humorist, Journalist, Redakteur · Hamburg · entity page

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