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Zakhor
HistoryFigure1919–1986

Region: Sloviansk (RSS d'Ukraine) ; Moscou

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Soviet poet born in Sloviansk into a Jewish family, veteran of the Great Patriotic War. The only Russian poet to make the Shoah a central theme of his work; he addressed antisemitism and Jewish tradition, and translated Yiddish poetry into Russian. His first collection, Pamiat' (Memory, 1957), established his reputation immediately.

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