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Zalmon Libin, usually known as Z. Libin (1872-1955; real name: Yisrael-Zalman Hurvits or Gurvitz), was a writer of short stories and a playwright in Yiddish theater, active around 1900. "The O. Henry of the East Side" [Goldberg, 1918, 688] was born in Imperial Russia and emigrated to the United States in 1892.

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  • Zalmon Libin, más conocido como Z. Libin (1872-1955; nombre real: Yisrael-Zalman Hurvits o Gurvitz), fue un escritor de cuentos y autor de obras de , en activo en torno a 1900. "El O. Henry del East Side" [en palabras de Goldberg, 1918, p. 688] nació en la Rusia Imperial y emigró a los Estados Unidos en 1892. Sol Liptzin describe sus relatos cortos como "[historias] de judíos proletarios, desesperados retratos de la angustia y las lágrimas de los moradores de casas hacinadas del Lower East Side de Nueva York..." [Liptzin, 1972,82]. Sus obras incluyen tragedias y comedias. Gebrokhene Hertzer (Corazones Rotos, 1903) fue llevada al cine en 1926, protagonizada por . Isaac Goldberg expresaba en 1918 una admiración mayor por los relatos de Libin que por sus obras: "a pesar de que está considerado como un dramaturgo capaz de fusionar sobre el escenario las obras más literarias con la basura más popular, en realidad hay muy poca literatura en esa fusión. Libin se gana la vida con sus obras de teatro, pero pasará a la posteridad por sus cuentos." [Goldberg, 1918, 688] (es)
  • Zalmon Libin, usually known as Z. Libin (1872-1955; real name: Yisrael-Zalman Hurvits or Gurvitz), was a writer of short stories and a playwright in Yiddish theater, active around 1900. "The O. Henry of the East Side" [Goldberg, 1918, 688] was born in Imperial Russia and emigrated to the United States in 1892. Sol Liptzin describes his short stories as "about Jewish proletarians, grim portraits of the anguish and tears of tenement dwellers in New York's Lower East Side..." [Liptzin, 1972,82] His plays included both tragedies and comedies. Gebrokhene Hertzer (Broken Hearts, 1903) was filmed in 1926, starring Maurice Schwartz. His play Di Groyse Frage (The Great Question) was performed at the Arch Street Theater in Philadelphia in 1916, on the subject of birth control, and starred Jacob P. Adler and Sara Adler. Isaac Goldberg, writing in 1918, was much more impressed with Libin's stories than his plays: "Although he has been mentioned as the compromiser, on the stage, between the purely literary drama and popular trash, there is altogether too little literature in the compromise. Libin makes his living from his plays; he will live through his tales." [Goldberg, 1918, 688] (en)
  • З. Либин — псевдоним, настоящее имя Израиль Гурвич (1872, Горки Могилевской губернии — 1955, Нью-Йорк), — еврейский писатель и драматург, родом из Российской империи. Писал на идише. (ru)
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  • З. Либин — псевдоним, настоящее имя Израиль Гурвич (1872, Горки Могилевской губернии — 1955, Нью-Йорк), — еврейский писатель и драматург, родом из Российской империи. Писал на идише. (ru)
  • Zalmon Libin, más conocido como Z. Libin (1872-1955; nombre real: Yisrael-Zalman Hurvits o Gurvitz), fue un escritor de cuentos y autor de obras de , en activo en torno a 1900. "El O. Henry del East Side" [en palabras de Goldberg, 1918, p. 688] nació en la Rusia Imperial y emigró a los Estados Unidos en 1892. (es)
  • Zalmon Libin, usually known as Z. Libin (1872-1955; real name: Yisrael-Zalman Hurvits or Gurvitz), was a writer of short stories and a playwright in Yiddish theater, active around 1900. "The O. Henry of the East Side" [Goldberg, 1918, 688] was born in Imperial Russia and emigrated to the United States in 1892. (en)
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  • Zalmon Libin (en)
  • Либин, З. (ru)
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