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Süsskind Raschkow

d. 1836

German poet

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About Süsskind Raschkow

Süsskind Raschkow was a poet.

Süsskind Raschkow (also Süskind, died in Breslau, 12 April 1836) was a German Jewish poet writing in Hebrew.

He was the author of

Yosef v'Asenat ("Joseph and Osnat"), a drama (1817);

Hayye Shimshon ("The life of Samson") an epic poem (1824); and Tal Yaldut ("The dew of Youth") a collection of poems and proverbs (1835).

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Important facts

Died

1836

Occupation

Poet

Also known as

Susskind Raschkow

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German poet

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Süsskind Raschkow died in 1836.

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Süsskind Raschkow was a poet.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Süsskind Raschkow

· Wikidata: Q7666772

· DBpedia: Süsskind Raschkow

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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Süsskind Raschkow. https://biography.guide/susskind-raschkow/

MLA: "Süsskind Raschkow." Biography.guide, https://biography.guide/susskind-raschkow/.

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