Owadi Gerzewitsch Savitsch

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Owadi Gerzewitsch Sawitsch ( Russian Овадий Герцович Савич ; scientific transliteration Ovadij Gercovič Savič ; born July 29, 1896 in Warsaw ; died July 19, 1967 in Moscow ) was a Soviet writer , journalist and literary translator .

Live and act

Owadi Sawitsch studied law in Moscow , began an acting career and traveled abroad a lot. He took as TASS - Correspondent on the Spanish Civil War in part. He processed his experiences in this in his book Ljudi Internazionalnych brigad (People of the International Brigades ) and other works. He worked as a front-line reporter during World War II . For the Black Book he prepared several descriptions for printing.

His interest in Spanish culture found expression in translations by Spanish poets such as Antonio Machado and Rafael Alberti . He also translated Latin American authors, including Pablo Neruda , Gabriela Mistral , Nicolás Guillén , Luis Carlos López and others.

Publications (selection)

see. Madeleine Pichler, p. 90

  • Sinni schelk (Синний шелк / Sinnij šelk, 1927) - stories
  • Plawutschi ostrov (Плавучий остров / Plavučij ostrov, 1927) - short stories
  • Woobraschajemy sobessednik (Воображаемый собеседник / Voobražaemyj sobesednik, 1928) - novel
  • Ljudi internazionalnych brigad (Люди интернациональных бригад / Ljudi internacional'nych brigad, 1938)
  • Dwa goda w Ispanii 1937-1937 (Два года в Испании 1937-1939 / Dva goda v Ispanii. 1937-1939 / Two years in Spain. 1937-1939, 1961)

See also

References and footnotes

  1. ^ 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 (ed.). German translation of the complete version, edited by Arno Lustiger : Rowohlt, Reinbek 1994. ISBN 3-498-01655-5 .
  2. See for example the “editor's note” in the diary of A. Jeruschalmi (German, p. 548 ff.) About the Lithuanian ghetto of Šiauliai (German: Schaulen). - Cf. Elieser Jeruschalmi: The Jewish Martyr Child. According to diary entries from the Schaulen ghetto 1941-44 . German v. M. Singer. With drawings v. A. Ameraut. Darmstadt-Eberstadt : Ecumenical Sisterhood of Mary , 1960

literature

  • Arno Lustiger : Rotbuch: Stalin and the Jews. Berlin 1998 (TB 2nd A. 2002)
  • Madeleine Pichler: "Atlantis as a motif in Russian literature of the 20th century." Diploma thesis University of Vienna . Vienna 2013 - Online

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