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  1. Maxim Gorki

    Person · 1868-03-28–1936-06-18 · Authors, Lyriker, Schriftsteller · Nischni Nowgorod · 6 sources

    Russ.-sowjet. Schriftsteller; seit 1892: Pseudonym; 1921-1927: Emigration

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  2. Melin, Pesaḥ

    Person · 1930–2010-07-18 · Lyriker · Vienna · 6 sources

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  3. Menahem Ben

    Person · 1948-10-31–2020-03-13 · Journalist, Literaturkritiker, Lyriker · Dzierżoniów · 6 sources

    israelischer Dichter, Journalist, Literatur- und Kulturkritiker

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  4. Michael Speier

    Person · 1950– · Germanist, Literaturwissenschaftler, Lyriker · Renchen · 6 sources

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  5. Michail Arkadjewitsch Swetlow

    Person · 1903-06-17–1964-09-28 · Dramatiker, Lyriker, Schriftsteller · 6 sources

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  6. Mieczysław Jastrun

    Person · 1903-10-29–1983-02-22 · Essayist, Literaturwissenschaftler, Lyriker · Korolowka · 6 sources

    (Original surname Agatstein; 1903–1983), poet and essayist. Mieczysław Jastrun studied German and Polish philology and subsequently worked as a high-school teacher, publishing poetry in literary journals. After World War…

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  7. Moische Broderson

    Person · 1890-11-23–1956-08-17 · Lyriker, Theaterintendant · Moskau · 6 sources

    (1890–1956), Yiddish poet and playwright. The son of a well-to-do businessman, Moscow-born Moyshe Broderzon and his family were among the Jews expelled from that city in 1891. His father moved to Łódź but Broderzon’s mot…

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  8. Naim Araidi

    Person · 1950–2015 · Lyriker · El Maghār · 6 sources

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  9. Natan Yonatan

    Person · 1923–2004 · Lyriker, Schriftsteller · Kiew · 6 sources

    Aus Kiew, seit 1925 in Palästina. Lyriker; Israel. Dichter

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  10. Natan Zach

    Person · 1930–2020-11-06 · Librettist, Lyriker, Schriftsteller · Berlin · 6 sources

    Israelischer Lyriker, seit 1935 in Israel

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  11. Noʻam Śadot

    Person · 1979– · Informatiker, Lyriker, Mathematiker · 6 sources

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  12. Oskar K. Rabinowicz

    Person · 1902-10-13–1969-06-26 · Bankier, Lehrer, Lyriker · 6 sources

    (1902–1969), educator, journalist, and Zionist politician. Oskar Rabinowicz was born in Aspern, Austria, but was raised in Boskovice, Moravia. His father, a Hebrew teacher and cantor, had grown up in the household of the…

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  13. Ossip Emiljewitsch Mandelstam

    Person · 1891-01-03–1938-12-27 · Librettist, Lyriker, Poets, Russian · Warschau · 6 sources

    (1891–1938), Russian poet, prose writer, and literary essayist. Most of Osip Mandel’shtam’s new writings went unpublished in the Soviet Union during the Stalin era (1929–1953) and were almost unknown to generations of Ru…

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  14. Paul Heyse

    Person · 1830-03-15–1914-04-02 · Dramatiker, Librettist, Lyriker · Berlin · 6 sources

    Deutscher Schriftsteller und Übersetzer; Nobelpreis 1910; Buchbesitz SLUB Dresden

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  15. Paul Verlaine

    Person · 1844-03-30–1896-01-08 · Librettist, Lyriker, Schriftsteller · Metz · 6 sources

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  16. Richard Berengarten

    Person · 1943– · Lyriker, poet · London · 6 sources

    Richard Berengarten was born in London in 1943. He was educated at Mill Hill School, Pembroke College, Cambridge and University College, London. He lives in Cambridge

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  17. Richard Dehmel

    Person · 1863-11-18–1920-02-08 · Dramatiker, Komponist, Lyriker · Münchehofe (Landkreis Dahme-Spreewald) · 6 sources

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  18. Rita Ḳogan

    Person · 1976– · Lyriker · סנט פטרבורג (רוסיה) · 6 sources

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  19. Rosin, Shmuel

    Person · 1890–1941 · Lyriker, Schriftsteller · 6 sources

    (1890–1941), Yiddish poet and short-story writer. Born in Shumiachi, Belorussia, into the family of a village trader and coachman, Shmuel Rosin received a traditional Talmudic education, but around 1905 was influenced by…

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  20. Sarmad Kashani

    Person · 1618–1660 · Lyriker, Mystiker, Sufi · 6 sources

    Persischer Mystiker, Poet und Heiliger jüdisch-armenischer Herkunft; wirkte in Indien

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