David Pinski (Yiddish: דוד פּינסקי; April 5, 1872 – August 11, 1959) was a Yiddish language writer, probably best known as a playwright. At a time when...

works over the centuries, from the writings of Diogenes Laërtius to David Pinski's 1930 dramatic reconstruction of the encounter, Aleḳsander un Dyogenes;...

The Eternal Jew (play), 1906 Yiddish-language play by New York–based David Pinski The Eternal Jew (book), 1937 anti-Semitic book of photographs published...

noted Victorian Photographic portraitist, naturalised British subject David Pinski, Yiddish playwright Simeon Piščević, major-general and governor of Mogilev...

Pinski; it is usually short form of the Polish and Ashkenazi Jewish surname Lapinski. It may refer to: Charles Pinsky, producer/director David Pinski...

translations and adaptations of Tolstoy, Solomon Libin (1872–1955), David Pinski (1872–1959), and Leon Kobrin (1872–1946). This first golden age of Yiddish...

dxc6 Nxe4 8.Qd4 Qe7, which he attributes to the Polish IM Jan Pinski. In 2003, Pinski analyzed 9.Qxg7 (there is also the defensive resource 9.Be3 and...

participated together with fellow authors Jacob Dinezon, Mordecai Spector, and David Pinski. Around 1907, Peretz initiated a Yiddish dramatic group within the recently...

דער אייביגער איד; The Eternal Jew, 1906) is a one-act play written by David Pinski. It was the first play ever performed in 1919 by the Habima Theater in...

writer Elizaveta Polonskaya, translator, poet Vladimir Posner, writer David Pinski, writer Lev Razgon, writer, gulag inmate for 17 years Yevgeny Rein, poet...

L. Peretz and other young writers under Peretz's mentorship such as David Pinski, Abraham Reisen, and Hersh Dovid Nomberg. Influenced by the Haskalah...

this gathering (Benno Straucher, Nathan Birnbaum, Chaim Zhitlowsky, David Pinski, and Jacob Gordin) expressed a sense of urgency to the delegates that...

Pielmeier Miguel Piñero David Pinski Bernard Pomerance Gordon Porterfield Craig Pospisil Reinaldo Povod Toni Press-Coffman David Rabe Ayn Rand Theresa Rebeck...

Goldfaden, Joseph Rumshinsky and Sholom Secunda, while playwrights included David Pinski, Solomon Libin, Jacob Michailovitch Gordin and Leon Kobrin. Concurrently...

Mass. + 3 February 10, 1938: 389  The Tailor Becomes a Storekeeper David Pinski Chicago + 1 February 25–April 9, 1938: 389  Uptown and Downtown Boris...

to those in Hebrew literature. The first consisted of writers such as David Pinski and Sholem Asch, who passed their last years in Israel. The second generation...

Jeannette Augustus Marks, Arthur Hopkins, Oscar Monroe Wolff, Eugene Pillot, David Pinski, Hermann Sudermann, Beulah Bornstead, August Strindberg, Lady Gregory...

TWENTIETH – David's Harp Award – Best Play of the Year 1976 – NIGHT OF THE TWENTIETH – David Pinski Award 1979 HOMEWARDS ANGEL – David's Harp Award –...

Goldfaden, Joseph Rumshinsky and Sholom Secunda, while playwrights included David Pinski, Solomon Libin, Jacob Gordin, and Leon Kobrin. The New York blues was...

took Yiddish to another level of modern experimentation; they included David Pinski, S. Ansky, Sholem Asch and I.M. Weissenberg. A later Warsaw group, “Di...

loyalty to the genre clear; when she acted in an English version of David Pinski's The Treasure, she wrote a letter in the Yiddish World assuring her fans...

for two years, staging his own plays, as well as works by Sholem Asch, David Pinski, Sholem Aleichem, and Jacob Gordin, as well as translations of plays...

philosopher Leon Kobrin Lazar Lagin Ayn Rand, father born in Brest-Litovsk David Pinski, American and Israeli writer, born in Mahiliou Ryhor Reles Mendele Mocher...

was published by the Poale Zion Publishing Association. The playwright David Pinski was the editor of Di Tsayt. Di Tsayt was founded on the initiative of...

of his outstanding roles were in Sholem Asch's "God of Vengeance", David Pinski's "Yankel the Smith", and Leon Kobrin's "Yankel Boile". He appeared at...

"workers' theatrical alliance.") Members included: Moyshe Olgin, David Pinski, David Abrams, Melech Marmur, Kalman Marmur, Shachno Epstein, Moyshe Nadir...

Yiddish anthology edited together with Peretz, Mordecai Spector, and David Pinski. 1899: Yosele, a novel about a mistreated heder boy that helped transform...

Oysher, which was directed by Edgar G. Ulmer and based on a 1906 play by David Pinski. The film was successful enough that Victor Records had Oysher and Weiss...

which was published in 1907 and had an introduction from his mentor David Pinski. Many of his humorous sketches were collected into six Yiddish volumes...

Ansky, Sholem Aleichem, Jacob Gordin, Maxim Gorky, Peretz Hirschbein, David Pinski, Arthur Schnitzler, George Bernard Shaw and Oscar Wilde. The Garden Theatre...