- Eva
Kotchever (1891 – 19
December 1943),
known also as Eve
Adams or Eve Addams, born as
Chawa Złoczower, was a Polish-Jewish émigré
librarian and writer...
- York City ****
nightclub established by Polish-Jewish
feminist Eva
Kotchever in
Greenwich Village,
Lower Manhattan, in 1925. The
establishment was...
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Ernest Hemingway, Igor Stravinsky,
James Joyce,
Josephine Baker, Eva
Kotchever,
Henry Miller, Anaïs Nin,
Sidney Bechet and
Salvador Dalí. In the years...
- The Rue Eva
Kotchever is a
street in the 18th arrondis****t of Paris, France. It was
named after Polish activist Eva
Kotchever,
owner of the Eve's Hangout...
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French rockstar Mylène Farmer,
referring also to the po****r ****-icon Eva
Kotchever,
whose nickname was
Queen of the 3rd ****,
dressed as a man in New York...
- Duchamp,
Suzanne Duchamp-Crotti,
Henri Rousseau,
Constantin Brâncuși, Eva
Kotchever,
Claude Cahun and
Marcel Moore, Paul Fort, Juan Gris,
Diego Rivera, Federico...
- (born 1973),
sports commentator Milton Klonsky (1921–1981),
writer Eva
Kotchever (1891–1943),
owner of Eve's Hangout, also
called Eve Adams' Tearoom, situated...
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called Eve
Adams Tearoom. It
closed after a
police raid in 1926. Eva
Kotchever, the owner, was
deported to
Europe and
murdered at Auschwitz.
Julius Bar...
- and
pianist Hanna Rudzka-Cybisowa (1897–1988),
artist and
teacher Eva
Kotchever (1891–1943),
feminist writer, was born in Mława
Joseph Opatoshu (1886–1954)...
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Parisian writer Eva
Kotchever,
murdered in
Auschwitz in 1943. The city of
Paris pays
tribute to her by
naming a street, rue Eva-
Kotchever, and a
school in...
