Abraham Borissowitsch Derman

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Abraham Borissowitsch Derman ( Russian Абрам Борисович Дерман / Abram Borissowitsch Derman; scientific transliteration Abram Borisovič Derman ; born 1880 ; died 1952 ) was a Soviet literary critic and novelist. He has written various biographical works, including those about other writers and theater.

His major works include Mikhail Shchepkin / Михаил Семенович Щепкин (1937), Anton Chekhov / Антон Павлович Чехов (1939), The Fall of Igumenen Parfeni / Дело об игумене Парфении (1941), WG Korolenko life / Жизнь В. Г. Короленко (1946; German 1947), The Chekhov Championship / О мастерстве Чехова (1953).

He has prepared various reports in the Black Book about the Holocaust in Russia for printing.

References and footnotes

  1. On Parfeni, cf. Парфений (Russian)
  2. dnb.de
  3. e-reading.club
  4. ^ The black book on the criminal mass extermination of the Jews by the fascist German conquerors in the temporarily occupied territories of the Soviet Union and in the fascist extermination camps of Poland during the war of 1941–1945 . Ilja Ehrenburg , Wassili Grossman . German translation of the complete version, edited by Arno Lustiger : Rowohlt, Reinbek 1994. ISBN 3-498-01655-5 .
  5. In detail:
    • Report by Mrs Fischgoit (Evpatoria)
    • How Doctor Fidelew Was Murdered (Based on a report by A. Morosow)
    • The painter Zhivotvorsky (communication from L. Feigin)

literature

  • Arno Lustiger : Rotbuch: Stalin and the Jews. Berlin 1998 (TB 2nd A. 2002)

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