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1. Jacob Fichman

   Person · 1881–1958 · Kritiker, Pädagoge, Schriftsteller · Bălţi · 9 sources

   (1881–1958), Hebrew poet, critic, and editor. Born in Beltsy (Bălți), Bessarabia, Ya‘akov Fichmann received a traditional and secular education, and was well versed in Hebrew maskilic writing as well as Yiddish, Russian,…

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2. Schlomo Alkabez

   Person · 1505–1576 · Rabbi, poet · 9 sources

   Kabbalist, liturgischer Dichter in Safed

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3. Tobia ben Elieser

   Person · 1080–1150 · Rabbi, Rabbiner, Rabbis · 9 sources

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4. Abba Kovner

   Person · 1918–1987 · poet · Sewastopol · 8 sources

   (1918–1987), partisan and poet, leader and intellectual, and a central figure in twentieth-century Jewish and Israeli history and cultural life. Born in Sebastopol, Abba Kovner moved to Vilna as a child; the Jewish commu…

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5. Abraham Sutzkever

   Person · 1913–2010 · Poet, Schriftsteller, poet · Smorgon' · 8 sources

   (1913–2010), Yiddish poet. Born in Smorgon’, a small industrial city southeast of Vilna, Avrom Sutzkever spent his early childhood in Omsk, Siberia, where his parents took refuge from the invading German armies during Wo…

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6. August Strindberg

   Person · 1849–1912 · novelist, painter, playwright · Stockholm · 8 sources

   Schwedischer Schriftsteller und Künstler

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7. Charlotte Brontë

   Person · 1816-04-21–1855-03-31 · governess, novelist, poet · Thornton · 8 sources

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8. David ben Jakob Pardo

   Person · 1718–1790 · Rabbi, Rabbiner, poet · Venice · 8 sources

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9. Eleazar b. R. Mosche Azikri

   Person · 1533–1600 · Rabbi, Rabbiner, poet · Safad · 8 sources

   Kabbalist, Prediger und Dichter in Safed; verfasste auch talmudische Kommentare

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10. Israel Nadschara

    Person · 1555–1625 · Rabbi, poet · Safad · 8 sources

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11. Jehuda Amichai

    Person · 1924–2000 · poet · Würzburg · 8 sources

    Holocaust-Überlebender, Familie zog 1935 nach Israel und legte 1946 den Namen Pfeuffer ab; Israel. Schriftsteller

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12. Jose ben Jose

    Person · 400–400 · poet · 8 sources

    Payetan, frühester namentlich bekannter liturgischer Dichter, lebte vermutlich in Palästina

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13. Joseph ben Isaac Bekhor Shor

    Person · 1140–1100 · poet · 8 sources

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14. Kalonymus ben Kalonymus

    Person · 1286–1328 · Philosoph, poet · Arles · 8 sources

    Provencalischer jüdischer Philosoph und Übersetzer

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15. Lasker-Schüler, Else

    Person · 1869–1945 · Künstlerin, Lyrikerin, Painter · Elberfeld · 8 sources

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16. Lea Goldberg

    Person · 1911–1970 · Illustrator, Linguistin, Poet · Königsberg · 8 sources

    (1911–1970), poet, novelist, playwright, and literary scholar. Born in Königsberg (now Kaliningrad), then an important center of the Haskalah movement and Hebrew culture, Leah Goldberg moved in her early childhood to Kov…

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17. Micah Joseph Lebensohn

    Person · 1828-02-22–1852-02-17 · poet · Wilna · 8 sources

    (1828–1852), Hebrew poet and translator. Mikhah Yosef Lebensohn (Mikhal), son of Avraham Dov Lebensohn (Adam ha-Kohen), was born in Vilna. In addition to receiving a traditional Jewish education, he was encouraged by his…

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18. Miriam Singer

    Person · 1898–1989 · Journalist, Poet, Schriftstellerin · Prag · 8 sources

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19. Moses ibn Esra

    Person · 1060–1139 · Rabbi, poet · Granada · 8 sources

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20. Paul Celan

    Person · 1920–1970 · poet · Cernăuţi · 8 sources

    (Paul Antschel; 1920–1970), poet. Considered one of the most important post–World War II European poets, Paul Celan was born in Czernowitz, in Bucovina, the easternmost province of the former Habsburg monarchy, which had…

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