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Julian Stryjkowski (born Pesach Stark; April 27, 1905 – August 8, 1996) was a Polish journalist and writer, known for his social prose and radical leftist leanings. He was considered one of the best Polish-Jewish writers of the communist era.

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rdfs:label	Julian Stryjkowski (de) Julian Stryjkowski (fr) Julian Stryjkowski (en) Julian Stryjkowski (pl) Стрыйковский, Юлиан (ru) Юліан Стрийковський (uk)
rdfs:comment	Julian Stryjkowski, de son vrai nom Pesach Stark, né le 27 avril 1905 à Stryï (aujourd'hui en Ukraine) et mort le 8 août 1996 à Varsovie, est un écrivain polonais, grand raconteur de la vie des Juifs polonais et traducteur de Céline. En cela il est proche de Isaac Bashevis Singer. (fr) Julian Stryjkowski, do 1946 Pesach Stark (hebr. ‏פסח סטרק‎), nazwisko rodowe Rosenmann (ur. 27 kwietnia 1905 w Stryju, zm. 8 sierpnia 1996 w Warszawie) – filolog polski i pisarz żydowskiego pochodzenia, doktor nauk humanistycznych (1932), prozaik, autor opowiadań, dramaturg i dziennikarz, autor m.in. powieści Głosy w ciemności (1956), Austeria (1966), Sen Azrila (1975), Echo (1988); sygnatariusz „Listu 59” (1975), laureat Nagrody Polskiego PEN Clubu im. Jana Parandowskiego (1993). (pl) Юлиан Стрыйковский (польск. Julian Stryjkowski), при рождении Пейсах Старк; 27 апреля 1905, Стрый, Королевство Галиции и Лодомерии, Австро-Венгрия — 8 августа 1996, Варшава) — польский писатель, журналист. (ru) Юліан Стрийковський (пол. Julian Stryjkowski), справжнє ім'я — Песах Штарк (пол. Pesach Stark, івр. פסח סטרק; нар. 27 квітня 1905, Стрий — 8 серпня 1996, Варшава) — польський письменник єврейського походження, журналіст. (uk) Julian Stryjkowski (* 27. April 1905 in Stryj, Österreich-Ungarn, heute Ukraine, als Pesach Stark; † 8. August 1996 in Warschau) war ein polnischer sozialistischer Journalist und Schriftsteller. Er wurde in eine Familie chassidischer Juden geboren, studierte polnische Sprache und Literatur in Lemberg und arbeitete ab 1932 als Polnisch-Lehrer in Płock. Nach dem Überfall auf Polen 1939 ging er in das sowjetisch besetzte Lemberg und schrieb für den polnischsprachigen Czerwony Sztandar, damals dort der einzigen Alternative zur Prawda. (de) Julian Stryjkowski (born Pesach Stark; April 27, 1905 – August 8, 1996) was a Polish journalist and writer, known for his social prose and radical leftist leanings. He was considered one of the best Polish-Jewish writers of the communist era. (en)
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