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Avrom Reyzen (Yiddish: אַבֿרהם רייזען;
April 8, 1876 –
April 2, 1953),
known as
Abraham Reisen, was a
Belorussian Jewish-American writer, poet and editor...
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Raisa Reyzen (Russian: Раиса Рейзен; 1888–1956) was a
Russian film actress. 1909 —
Mazeppa 1914 —
Chrysanthemums 1915 — Leon Drey Раиса Рейзен on kino-teatr...
- (Yiddish: זלמן רײזען; 6
October 1887 – 1940),
sometimes spelled Zalman Reyzen, was a
lexicographer and
literary historian of
Yiddish literature. Reisen...
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Maksakova (Olga), B.
Amborskaya (Larina),
Fayina Petrova (Filipyevna), Mark
Reyzen (Gremin), I.
Kovalenko (Triquet) 1955,
Oskar Danon (conductor),
Chorus and...
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article in
Guide de L'Opera, Fayard, France, 1992, p. 690 Steane, J B: "
Reyzen, Mark" in The New
Grove Dictionary of Opera, ed.
Stanley Sadie (London,...
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Czernowitz Conference, 1908.
Right to left:
Hersh Dovid Nomberg,
Chaim Zhitlovsky,
Scholem Asch,
Isaac Leib Peretz,
Avrom Reyzen...
- (Yaroslavna),
Sergey Lemeshev (Vladimir),
Alexander Pirogov (Galitsky), Mark
Reyzen (Konchak), Vera
Borisenko (Konchakovna) -
Melodiya 1955,
Oskar Danon (conductor)...
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Yiddish literature. The
first editor of the
publishing house was poet
Avrom Reyzen. Many of the
books published in the
beginning were
reprints of
books previously...
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Belarusian First League. Its home
ground is the City Stadium.
Avrom Reyzen (1876–1953),
Yiddish writer, poet, and
editor Joseph Schlossberg (1875–1971)...
- they run away...
Vasili Stepanov as
Kochubey Andrey Gromov as
Mazepa Raisa Reyzen as
Maria Antonina Pozharskaya as Maria's
mother «Узнай, по крайней мере...
