Libin, Z. 1872-1955

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Name (Hebrew)
הורוויץ, ישראל זלמן, 1872-1955
Name (Latin)
Libin, Z. 1872-1955
Name (Cyrilic)
Либин, З., 1872-1955
Other forms of name
Hurwitz, Israel Zalmen, 1872-1955
Hurvitz, Israel Zalmen, 1872-1955
Libin, Zalman, 1872-1955
Libin, Solomon, 1872-1955
Hurṿits, Yiśraʾel-Zalman, 1872-1955
Hurwitz, Israel, 1872-1955
Гурвич, Израиль, 1872-1955
Гурвич, Израиль Залман, 1872-1955
הורביץ, ישראל זלמן
ליבין, ז
הורוויטש, ישראל זלמן
הורוויץ, ישראל זלמן
הורויץ, ישראל זלמן
הורוויץ, ישראל זלמן בן זוסיה
Date of birth
1872
Date of death
1955
Gender
male
Biographical or Historical Data
מקום לידה: הורקי [רוסיה, כיום בילרוס]
תאריך לידה עברי: תרל"ב [1872]
מקום פטירה: ניו יורק
תאריך פטירה עברי: כד ניסן תשט"ו [16.4.1955].
הגירה: בשנת 1891 היגר לאנגליה ואחרי חצי שנה עבר לארצות הברית.
MARC
MARC
Other Identifiers
VIAF: 67611954
Wikidata: Q8065540
Library of congress: no 93016413
Sources of Information
  • https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%9B%D0%B8%D0%B1%D0%B8%D0%BD,_%D0%97.04/04/2022 :(З. Либин - псевдоним, настоящее имя Израиль Гурвич (1872, Горки Могилевской губернии - 1955, Нью-Йорк), - еврейский писатель и драматург, родом из Российской империи. Писал на идише)
  • His Dertsehlungen, sḳitsen un felieṭonen, 1934:t.p. (Z. Libin) t.p. verso (Z. Libin [in rom.])
  • Pushcarts and dreamers, c1967:t.p. (Zalman Libin) p. 66 (Zalman Libin (Israel Hurwitz); 1872-1955)
  • Leḳsiḳon fun der nayer Yidisher liṭeraṭur, 1963(Libin, Z.; b. 1872 in Gorki; d. April 16, 1955; pseud. of Yiśraʾel-Zalman Hurṿits)
  • NUC pre-1956(hdg.: Libin, Solomon, 1872-)
  • Record enhanced with data from Bibliography of the Hebrew Book database
  • לעקסיקאן פון דער נייער יידישער ליטעראטור, 5, עמ' 44-49.
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Wikipedia description:

Zalmon Libin, usually known as Z. Libin (1872-1955; real name: Yisrael-Zalman Hurvits or Gurvitz), was a writer of short stories and a playwright in Yiddish theater, active around 1900. "The O. Henry of the East Side" [Goldberg, 1918, 688] was born in the Russian Empire and emigrated to the United States in 1892. Sol Liptzin describes his short stories as "about Jewish proletarians, grim portraits of the anguish and tears of tenement dwellers in New York's Lower East Side..." [Liptzin, 1972,82] His plays included both tragedies and comedies. Gebrokhene Hertzer (Broken Hearts, 1903) was filmed in 1926, starring Maurice Schwartz. His play Di Groyse Frage (The Great Question) was performed at the Arch Street Theater in Philadelphia in 1916, on the subject of birth control, and starred Jacob P. Adler and Sara Adler. Isaac Goldberg, writing in 1918, was much more impressed with Libin's stories than his plays: "Although he has been mentioned as the compromiser, on the stage, between the purely literary drama and popular trash, there is altogether too little literature in the compromise. Libin makes his living from his plays; he will live through his tales." [Goldberg, 1918, 688]

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