Samuil Marschak
Samuil Marschak (1887–1964) was a Soviet Jewish poet and children's author, known for his lively and imaginative stories that captivated young readers. He played a vital role in Soviet children's literature and was a prominent figure in the literary community. Despite his contributions, Marschak faced criticism from contemporaries like Michail Prischwin, reflecting the competitive and often contentious nature of Soviet literary life.
Born on Mar 03, 1887 (138 years old)
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Samuil Marschak was a Jewish children's author who criticized Prischwin's writing at a writers' congress.
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