About Anna Zahorska
Lived 1882 – 1942 (aged 59–60). Anna Zahorska was a Polish writer, poet, children's writer and opinion journalist.
Anna Zahorska de domo Elzenberg (1882 in Byszlaki – 1942 in Auschwitz concentration camp), pseudonym Savitri, was a Polish poet, prosaist, and dramatist. A graduate of Polish philology at the Jagiellonian University and Russian philology at the University of Warsaw, Zahorska went on to become an activist of Polish Socialist Party.
Zahorska was an author of lyric poetry and patriotic and social-revolutionary poems. Works included: Pieśni walki (1908), Poezje (1908), Dniom zmartwychwstania (1914), novels Utopia, Trucizny (1928), dramas Pani słoneczna (1912), Bezrobocie (1927), collection of stories Księga milczenia (1927), hagiographic works.
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Who was Anna Zahorska?
writer
When was Anna Zahorska born?
Anna Zahorska was born in 1882 in Bušliaki.
When did Anna Zahorska die?
Anna Zahorska died on 14 October 1942 in Auschwitz, Oświęcim.
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Anna Zahorska was a writer, poet, children's writer and opinion journalist.
What nationality was Anna Zahorska?
Anna Zahorska was Polish.
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