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Menke Katz (Yiddish: מעינקע קאַץ; Yiddish pronunciation: [mɛɪnkə]; April 12, 1906 – April 24, 1991) was an award-winning Yiddish-language and English-language poet and writer of Lithuanian-Jewish descent. He was one of few Yiddish poets based in the United States whose original English poetry also gained prominence. He was an experimentalist of form and an opponent of rhyme, particularly in his English writing. He was the father of Dovid Katz.

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rdfs:comment	Menke Katz (Yiddish: מעינקע קאַץ; Yiddish pronunciation: [mɛɪnkə]; April 12, 1906 – April 24, 1991) was an award-winning Yiddish-language and English-language poet and writer of Lithuanian-Jewish descent. He was one of few Yiddish poets based in the United States whose original English poetry also gained prominence. He was an experimentalist of form and an opponent of rhyme, particularly in his English writing. He was the father of Dovid Katz. (en) Menke Katz (1906-1991) - poeta amerykański pochodzenia żydowskiego. Urodził się w miejscowości Švenčionys na Litwie. Wychował w Michaliszkach na Białorusi, ukończył tamtejszy cheder. W 1920 roku wyemigrował do Stanów Zjednoczonych. Tam początkowo drukował poezje w hebrajskich gazetach, potem wydawał również tomiki wierszy. W swoich utworach chętnie sięgał po tematykę regionalistyczną. Początkowo wierny poglądom komunistycznym, odżegnał się od nich w okresie wielkich czystek stalinowskich. (pl)
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birth place	Lithuania Vilna Governorate Russian Empire Svencionys
death place	Spring Glen, New York New York (state)
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birth place	Svintsyan, Vilna Governorate, Russian Empire (en)
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