Holger Pukk
Estonian children's writer and journalist
About Holger Pukk
Lived 1920 – 1997 (aged 76). Holger Pukk was an Estonian journalist, writer, children's writer and military personnel.
Holger Pukk (also Holger-Feliks Pukk; 14 August 1920 Tallinn – 12 March 1997 Tallinn) was an Estonian children's writer.
During the Second World War, he was a member of the Estonian Rifle Corps. From 1954 to 1974, he was chief editor for the children's magazines Pioneer and Täheke. From 1951 to 1990, he was a member of the CPSU.
Works 1958: Seitseteist vaprat (Seventeen Brave Lads), collection of stories 1960: Rohelised maskid (Green Masks) 1970: Öine lahing (Night Battle), story 1974: Mida te teate Oskarist? (What Do You Know About Oskar?), story
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Who was Holger Pukk?
Estonian children's writer and journalist (1920-1997)
When was Holger Pukk born?
Holger Pukk was born on 14 August 1920 in Tallinn.
When did Holger Pukk die?
Holger Pukk died on 12 March 1997 in Tallinn.
What was Holger Pukk's occupation?
Holger Pukk was a journalist, writer, children's writer and military personnel.
What nationality was Holger Pukk?
Holger Pukk was Estonian.
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