Ilja Ehrenburg (1891–1967)
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Obras de Ilja Ehrenburg
Kusniezk 9 copias
Senza riprender fiato 7 copias
L'uomo della Ceka 5 copias
Ons dagelijks brood 5 copias
Sulla via della vittoria 4 copias
Chekhov, Stendhal, and other essays 4 copias
Corresponsal en la Guerra Civil Espanola (Cronica general de Espana) (Spanish Edition) (1979) 3 copias
Sommer 25, Die Abflussgasse, Moskau glaubt nicht an Tränen: Romane [3 Romane in einem Band] (1981) 3 copias
Spanje in de storm 3 copias
The Spring 3 copias
De negende golf 2 copias
Vårbrytning 2 copias
Lav na trgu 2 copias
Ihmisiä, vuosia, elämää. [2] 2 copias
We will not forget 2 copias
Kolmteist piipu 2 copias
Svoboda [Freedom] 2 copias
Vesc Object Gegenstand 2 copias
Die heiligsten Güter. Roman der grossen Interessen. - Die Traumfabrik. Chronik des Films (1983) 2 copias
Visum der Zeit 2 copias
"Esto no puede durar" 2 copias
A tempestade (1o. volume) 2 copias
The Thaw 2 copias
Fırtına 2 copias
Pariis : 1908-1914 : [mälestusi] 2 copias
Obras selectas 2 copias
Un escritor en la revolucion 1 copia
The actress (Akterka) 1 copia
Uomini, anni, vita. VI 1 copia
Kusniezk 1 copia
Discurso pronunciado en la sesion del consejo mundial de la paz : Vienna, 23-28 de noviembre de 1953 1 copia
שירים 1 copia
Vihar 1 1 copia
Ob Armenii i armjanskoj kul'ture 1 copia
Sturm Roman 1 copia
Sieg des Lebens 1 copia
Lidé, roky, život. Kniha druhá 1 copia
Lidé, roky, život. Kniha třetí 1 copia
Bouře 1 copia
Dýmky 1 copia
A vida e os Homens 1 copia
Uomini e anni 1 copia
Thunderstorm 1 copia
NJEREZ, VITE, JETE 1 copia
Pozdrav Picassovi 1 copia
Moskau glaubt nicht an Tränen 1 copia
Wege Europas 1 copia
Der Fall von Paris 1 copia
Spanien heute 1 copia
Michail Lykow Roman 1 copia
Der Fall von Paris Roman 1 copia
Der Raffer Roman 1 copia
Uomini, anni, vita. V 1 copia
Tauwetter Roman 1 copia
Scènes de la Révolution russe 1 copia
Uomini, anni, vita. IV 1 copia
Я живу : стихи 1 copia
Трест «Д. Е.» 1 copia
Le neuvième flot, tome 1 1 copia
For Menneskets Skyld 1 copia
Auswahl russischer Reportagen 1 copia
La tempesta. Vol. II 1 copia
Собрание сочинений в 9 т. Т.6. 1 copia
IHMISIÄ, VUOSIA, ELÄMÄÄ 1 copia
En ¤russer ser på fransk kultur 1 copia
Собрание сочинений в 9 т. Т.8. 1 copia
Собрание сочинений в 9 т. Т.4. 1 copia
Fábrica de sueños 1 copia
Dipten Gelen Dalga 1 copia
Собрание сочинений в 9 т. Т.2. 1 copia
Pis ma V 2 kh tomakh Tom 1 1 copia
Собрание сочинений в 9 т. Т.3. 1 copia
Собрание сочинений в 9 т. Т.9. 1 copia
Собрание сочинений в 9 т. Т.1. 1 copia
Собрание сочинений в 9 т. Т.7. 1 copia
Собрание сочинений в 9 т. Т.5. 1 copia
Parisin kukistuminen kolmas osa 1 copia
Torm. romaan 6 jaos / 2. raamat 1 copia
Uomini, anni, vita. III 1 copia
Rat (1942-1943) 1 copia
Wróciłem z USA 1 copia
Trzynaście fajek 1 copia
Rwacz : powieść 1 copia
Gaten ved Moskvafloden 1 copia
Moskva suzama ne veruje 1 copia
Corresponsal en España 1 copia
Childhood and Youth 1891-1917 1 copia
שלוש-עשרה מקטרות 1 copia
Życie i śmierć Mikołaja Kurbowa 1 copia
Uomini, anni, vita. I 1 copia
Uomini, anni, vita. II 1 copia
Građanski rat u Austriji 1 copia
Naša zakletva 1 copia
Stikhotvoreniia. 1 copia
Üheksas laine : romaan 1 copia
Die neunte Woge - Erster Band 1 copia
Die neunte Woge - Zweiter Band 1 copia
Der Raffer 1 copia
Il disgelo 1 copia
Ο κόσμος του Τσεχωφ 1 copia
Južni vetar : roman 1 copia
Burza. tom I 1 copia
Burza. tom II 1 copia
Burza 1 copia
Powieści, opowiadania, wiersze 1 copia
Om forfatterens arbeid 1 copia
Putevima Evrope 1 copia
Pripovijesti naših dana 1 copia
El árbol 1 copia
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- Nombre canónico
- Ehrenburg, Ilya
- Nombre legal
- Ehrenburg, Ilya Grigoryevich
- Otros nombres
- Erenburg, Ilya Grigorievich
- Fecha de nacimiento
- 1891-01-27
- Fecha de fallecimiento
- 1967-08-31
- Lugar de sepultura
- Novodevichy Cemetery, Moscow, Russia
- Género
- male
- Nacionalidad
- Russia
- Lugar de nacimiento
- Kiev, Ukraine
- Lugar de fallecimiento
- Moscow, Russia
- Lugares de residencia
- Kiev, Ukraine, Russian Empire (birth)
Moscow, Russia, USSR (death)
Paris, France - Educación
- First Moscow Gymnasium
- Ocupaciones
- writer
propagandist
poet
journalist
translator
memoirist (mostrar todos 10)
novelist
short story writer
travel writer
war correspondent - Relaciones
- Schmidt, Katerina Ottovna (wife)
Ehrenburg, Irina (daughter)
Lapin, Boris (son-in-law)
Kozintseva, Liubov' Mikhailovna (wife)
Kozintsev, Grigorii (brother-in-law)
Grossman, Vasily (friend, co-editor) (mostrar todos 7)
Picasso, Pablo (friend) - Organizaciones
- Jewish Anti-Fascist Committee
Bolshevik Party
Communist Party of the Soviet Union
Isvestiya - Premios y honores
- Stalin Prize (1942)
Stalin Prize (1948)
Stalin Peace Prize (1952)
Order of Lenin
Order of the Red Banner of Labour
Order of the Red Star (mostrar todos 7)
Order of the Legion of Honour - Biografía breve
- Ilja Ehrenburg was born in Kiev, then part of the Russian Empire (present-day Ukraine), to a Lithuanian Jewish family. His parents were Anna and Grigoriy Ehrenburg, an engineer. When he was a small child, the family moved to Moscow.
He was expelled from gymnasium (high school) in his early teens for his involvement in illegal Bolshevik activities. In 1908, at age 15, he emigrated to Paris, where he lived a bohemian lifestyle and began publishing poetry. He got to know Russian exiles Vladimir Lenin and Nadezhda Krupskaya, and became a good friend of Pablo Picasso, who made the drawings for Ehrenburg's first published collection of poems in 1910. In addition to poetry, Ehrenburg eventually wrote in almost all literary fields, including journalism, translation, essays, short stories, novels, criticism, travelogues, memoirs, and political works, Two of his novels and some of his stories were adapted into films in the 1920s. During World War I, he served as a war correspondent at the front and later experienced the civil war in Ukraine. At this time, he wavered between support for and criticism of the Bolshevik leaders. He returned to western Europe, living in France, Belgium, and Germany, and published his first novel, the satirical Khulio Khurenito (The Extraordinary Adventures of Julio Jurenito and His Disciples, 1922), which many consider his best. By 1924, he felt ready to return to the Soviet Union. He participated in literary activities in Moscow, and soon afterwards was sent back to Europe as the foreign editor of several Soviet newspapers. Living in Berlin in the early 1930s, he witnessed the rise of the Nazis to power. Ehrenburg spent most of 1936 to 1940 in Spain and France as a war correspondent for the newspaper Izvestiya. In 1941, he returned to the Soviet Union, where he published Padeniye Parizha (The Fall of Paris), which won the 1942 Stalin Prize. After his acceptance of the Soviet regime, he adapted his writing to government demands and was successful in avoiding the purges that destroyed the lives and careers of many other writers and artists. In 1946-1947, he won a second Stalin Prize with Burya (The Storm). Shortly after Stalin’s death, Ehrenburg published the novel Ottepel (The Thaw, 1954), the title of which become a descriptor of that period in Soviet history. In his autobiography, Lyudi, gody, zhizn (People, Years, Life, 1961), Ehrenburg boldly ranged over many topics and people (e.g., writers lost in the purges) that were normally taboo for Soviet authors. This brought official censure down on him in 1963 when the "thaw" began to reverse. But Ehrenburg managed to survive again and remained prominent in literary circles until his death.
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