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Kehos Kliger

1904 – 1985

Yiddish poet

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Lived 1904 – 1985 (aged 80). Kehos Kliger was an Argentine, Polish and Russian poet, translator and writer.

Kehos Kliger (July 4, 1904 – April 20, 1985) was a Yiddish poet.

Biography He was born in Ludmir, Russian Empire (now Volodymyr, Ukraine). His father was a composer and cantor. He studied in cheder and yeshiva, and later Polish schools. He moved to Argentina in 1936 due to political persecution.

A prolific poet, Kliger's work covered different genres and verse forms. His poetry appeared regularly in Di Prese, the Yiddish daily of the Argentine Jewish diaspora. Notable works include Gezang Oif Der Erd (1941) and Die velt farbet mikh shtarben (1950). He also translated José Hernández's Argentine national epic Martín Fierro into Yiddish. He died in Buenos Aires.

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Ḳliger, Ḳehot

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Kehos Kliger?

yiddish poet (1904–1985)

When was Kehos Kliger born?

Kehos Kliger was born on 4 July 1904 in Volodymyr.

When did Kehos Kliger die?

Kehos Kliger died on 20 April 1985 in Buenos Aires.

What was Kehos Kliger's occupation?

Kehos Kliger was a poet, translator and writer.

What nationality was Kehos Kliger?

Kehos Kliger was Argentine, Polish and Russian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Kehos Kliger

· Wikidata: Q65251774

· DBpedia: Kehos Kliger

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