Dovid Bergelson

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Dovid Bergelson was a prominent early 20th-century Yiddish modernist writer known for his psychologically nuanced prose and portrayal of Jewish life in Eastern Europe.

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Dovid Bergelson canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Yiddish writer
modernist writer
person
writer
affiliation Soviet Yiddish literary establishment
causeOfDeath Shooting
execution
countryOfCitizenship Russian Empire
Soviet Union
dateOfBirth 1884-08-12
dateOfDeath 1952-08-12
ethnicGroup Jews
familyName Bergelson
genre modernist literature
novel
psychological fiction
short story
givenName Dovid
languageOfWorkOrName Yiddish
mainSubject Jewish life in Eastern Europe
alienation
assimilation
shtetl life
mannerOfDeath extrajudicial killing
movement Yiddish modernism
modernism
name Dovid Bergelson self-link
nativeLanguage Yiddish
notableWork Arum vokzal (At the Depot)
Nokh alemen (When All Is Said and Done)
Opgang (Descent)
occupation journalist
novelist
short story writer
writer
placeOfBirth Kiev Governorate
Ovruch
Russian Empire
placeOfDeath Moscow
Russian SFSR
Soviet Union
residence Berlin
Kyiv
surface form: Kiev

Moscow
victimOf Night of the Murdered Poets
Stalinist repressions
surface form: Stalinist purges
workLocation Berlin
Kyiv
surface form: Kiev

Moscow
writingStyle impressionistic narration
psychologically nuanced prose

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I. L. Peretz influenced Dovid Bergelson
Yiddish literature hasNotableAuthor Dovid Bergelson
Dovid Bergelson name Dovid Bergelson self-link
Bergelson hasNotableBearer Dovid Bergelson