Semyon Solomonovitch Yushkevich
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Physician by training (studies at the Sorbonne), he published his first short story in 1897 (« The Tailor: Scenes from Everyday Jewish Life ») and was encouraged by Maxim Gorky to describe Jewish life in Russia. Member of the Moscow literary circle Sreda; author of successful plays. Emigrated after 1920, died in Paris.
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