Esther Segal (1895–1974) was a Canadian Yiddish-language poet born in the Ukraine. Segal was born in Slobkovitz, the daughter of a cantor and part of a Hasidic family of seven children that also included her brother, the poet Jacob Isaac Segal. Following her father's death, throughout the 1900s and 1910s, the family gradually settled in Montreal, where her mother's sisters lived. Segal herself immigrated in 1909. She received education in a cheder in the Ukraine and attended night school in Montreal, as well as the in New York City.
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| - Esther Segal (1895–1974) was a Canadian Yiddish-language poet born in the Ukraine. Segal was born in Slobkovitz, the daughter of a cantor and part of a Hasidic family of seven children that also included her brother, the poet Jacob Isaac Segal. Following her father's death, throughout the 1900s and 1910s, the family gradually settled in Montreal, where her mother's sisters lived. Segal herself immigrated in 1909. She received education in a cheder in the Ukraine and attended night school in Montreal, as well as the in New York City. (en)
- Esther Segal (1895–1974) foi uma poetisa canadiana da língua iídiche nascida na Ucrânia. Segal nasceu em Slobkovitz, filha de um cantor e parte de uma família chassídica de sete filhos que também incluía o seu irmão, o poeta Jacob Isaac Segal. Após a morte do seu pai, ao longo dos anos 1900 e 1910, a família gradualmente se estabeleceu em Montreal, onde moravam as irmãs da sua mãe. A própria Segal emigrou em 1909. Ela recebeu educação num cheder na Ucrânia e frequentou a escola noturna em Montreal, bem como o Jewish Teacher's Seminary na cidade de Nova York. (pt)
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| - Esther Segal (1895–1974) was a Canadian Yiddish-language poet born in the Ukraine. Segal was born in Slobkovitz, the daughter of a cantor and part of a Hasidic family of seven children that also included her brother, the poet Jacob Isaac Segal. Following her father's death, throughout the 1900s and 1910s, the family gradually settled in Montreal, where her mother's sisters lived. Segal herself immigrated in 1909. She received education in a cheder in the Ukraine and attended night school in Montreal, as well as the in New York City. She married the poet A.S. Shkolnikov and they had a daughter, Mashe. She published poetry beginning in 1922 in the Yiddish literary journal 1922 in Epokhe ("Epoch"). She published frequently in journals and anthologies, including Yidishe dikhterins: Antologye (Yiddish poetesses: An anthology, edited by ). She only published a single volume of poetry, Lider ("Poems", 1928). Shkolnikov died in 1962 and she followed Mashe to Israel in 1965. (en)
- Esther Segal (1895–1974) foi uma poetisa canadiana da língua iídiche nascida na Ucrânia. Segal nasceu em Slobkovitz, filha de um cantor e parte de uma família chassídica de sete filhos que também incluía o seu irmão, o poeta Jacob Isaac Segal. Após a morte do seu pai, ao longo dos anos 1900 e 1910, a família gradualmente se estabeleceu em Montreal, onde moravam as irmãs da sua mãe. A própria Segal emigrou em 1909. Ela recebeu educação num cheder na Ucrânia e frequentou a escola noturna em Montreal, bem como o Jewish Teacher's Seminary na cidade de Nova York. Ela casou-se com o poeta A. S. Shkolnikov e eles tiveram uma filha, Mashe. Ela publicou poesia a partir de 1922 no jornal literário iídiche de 1922 na Epokhe ("Epoch"). Ela publicou frequentemente em jornais e antologias, incluindo Yidishe dikhterins: Antologye (poetisas iídiche: uma antologia, editada por Ezra Korman); publicou apenas um único volume de poesia, Lider ("Poemas", 1928). Shkolnikov morreu em 1962 e ela seguiu Mashe para Israel em 1965. (pt)
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