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Jonasz Kofta, real name: Janusz Kofta (born 28 November 1942 in , Volhynia, today Ukraine; died 19 April 1988 in Warsaw) was a Polish songwriter and a poet. The Kofta family came to Warsaw after the Second World War and later lived in Wrocław and Poznań. Jonasz's father was a Jew. In 1961 Kofta received his Matura in High School of Arts in Poznań and began to study painting in Warsaw. By that time he had begun to write poetry and cabaret numbers. In 1962, together with and Jan Pietrzak, he opened the student cabaret club Hybrydy in Warsaw. In 1964 he became the literary director of the cabaret.

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  • Jonasz Kofta (de)
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  • Jonasz Kofta, właśc. Janusz Kaftal (ur. 28 listopada 1942 w Mizoczu, zm. 19 kwietnia 1988 w Warszawie) – polski poeta, dramaturg, satyryk, piosenkarz i malarz. (pl)
  • Jonasz Kofta (* 28. November 1942 in , Wolhynien, heute Ukraine; † 19. April 1988 in Warschau) war ein polnischer Liedermacher und Dichter. Die Familie Kofta kam nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg nach Warschau und lebte später in Breslau und Posen. 1961 machte Kofta das Abitur in Posen am Kunstliceum und begann anschließend in Warschau Malerei zu studieren. Schon während des Studiums begann er zu dichten und Kabarettnummern zu schreiben. Gemeinsam mit und Jan Pietrzak eröffnete er 1962 den studentischen Kabarettclub Hybrydy in Warschau. 1964 wurde er der literarische Leiter des Kabaretts. (de)
  • Jonasz Kofta, real name: Janusz Kofta (born 28 November 1942 in , Volhynia, today Ukraine; died 19 April 1988 in Warsaw) was a Polish songwriter and a poet. The Kofta family came to Warsaw after the Second World War and later lived in Wrocław and Poznań. Jonasz's father was a Jew. In 1961 Kofta received his Matura in High School of Arts in Poznań and began to study painting in Warsaw. By that time he had begun to write poetry and cabaret numbers. In 1962, together with and Jan Pietrzak, he opened the student cabaret club Hybrydy in Warsaw. In 1964 he became the literary director of the cabaret. (en)
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  • Jonasz Kofta (* 28. November 1942 in , Wolhynien, heute Ukraine; † 19. April 1988 in Warschau) war ein polnischer Liedermacher und Dichter. Die Familie Kofta kam nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg nach Warschau und lebte später in Breslau und Posen. 1961 machte Kofta das Abitur in Posen am Kunstliceum und begann anschließend in Warschau Malerei zu studieren. Schon während des Studiums begann er zu dichten und Kabarettnummern zu schreiben. Gemeinsam mit und Jan Pietrzak eröffnete er 1962 den studentischen Kabarettclub Hybrydy in Warschau. 1964 wurde er der literarische Leiter des Kabaretts. Ab 1966 veröffentlichte er Gedichte, Satiren und Liedtexte in Zeitungen. Von 1968 bis 1980 arbeitete er wiederum gemeinsam mit Kreczmar und Pietrzak in einem der populärsten polnisches Kabaretts Pod Egidą. Hier schuf er sich den Ruf eines der poetischsten und politisch wichtigsten Liedermacher Polens. In den 1980er Jahren erkrankte er an Krebs. Am 19. April 1988 erstickte er tödlich beim Essen. (de)
  • Jonasz Kofta, real name: Janusz Kofta (born 28 November 1942 in , Volhynia, today Ukraine; died 19 April 1988 in Warsaw) was a Polish songwriter and a poet. The Kofta family came to Warsaw after the Second World War and later lived in Wrocław and Poznań. Jonasz's father was a Jew. In 1961 Kofta received his Matura in High School of Arts in Poznań and began to study painting in Warsaw. By that time he had begun to write poetry and cabaret numbers. In 1962, together with and Jan Pietrzak, he opened the student cabaret club Hybrydy in Warsaw. In 1964 he became the literary director of the cabaret. Starting in 1966 his poems, satires and song lyrics were published in newspapers. From 1968 to 1980 he often worked with Kreczmar and Pietrzak at Pod Egida, one of the most popular Polish cabarets. There he gained a reputation for being one of the most poetic and most politically important songwriters in Poland. In the 1980s he had continued poor health, including cancer. He died after choking to death on his meal. * v * t * e (en)
  • Jonasz Kofta, właśc. Janusz Kaftal (ur. 28 listopada 1942 w Mizoczu, zm. 19 kwietnia 1988 w Warszawie) – polski poeta, dramaturg, satyryk, piosenkarz i malarz. (pl)
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