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Vilis Lācis (May 12, 1904 – February 6, 1966) was a Latvian writer and communist politician. Lācis was born Jānis Vilhelms Lāce into a working-class family in Vecmīlgrāvis (now part of Riga). During World War I, his family fled to the Altai region in Siberia, where Lācis studied at the pedagogical seminary in Barnaul. In 1921, Lācis returned to Riga and at various times worked as a fisherman, port worker, ship's fireman and librarian while writing in his free time. In 1933, he published his hugely successful novel Zvejnieka dēls ('Fisherman's Son'), making him one of the most popular and commercially successful Latvian writers of the 1930s. His novels have been characterized as popular fiction, not always liked by highbrow critics, but widely read by ordinary people.

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rdfs:label	Vilis Lācis (ca) Vilis Lācis (cs) Vilis Lācis (de) Βίλις Λάτσις (el) Vilis Lācis (es) Vilis Lācis (fr) Vilis Lācis (en) Vilis Lācis (pl) Лацис, Вилис Тенисович (ru) Віліс Лацис (uk) 维利斯·拉齐斯 (zh)
rdfs:comment	Vilis Lācis (12 de maig de 1904 – 6 de febrer de 1966) va ser un escriptor letó i polític soviètic. Va ser el quart President del Soviet de les Nacionalitats. (ca) Vilis Lācis, rodným jménem Jānis Vilhelms Lāce (12. květen 1904, u Rigy – 6. únor 1966, Riga) byl lotyšský spisovatel a komunistický politik. (cs) Vilis Lācis (* 29. Apriljul. / 12. Mai 1904greg. in Rīnūži (jetzt Vecmīlgrāvis)bei Riga; † 6. Februar 1966 in Riga) war ein lettischer Schriftsteller und Politiker der Sowjetzeit. (de) Ο Βίλις Λάτσις (12 Μαΐου 1904 – 6 Φεβρουαρίου 1966) ήταν Λετονός συγγραφέας και κομμουνιστής πολιτικός, ο οποίος διετέλεσε πρόεδρος του υπουργικού συμβουλίου της Λετονικής ΣΣΔ από το 1940 έως το 1959 και πρόεδρος του Σοβιέτ των Εθνοτήτων από το 1954 έως το 1958. (el) Vilis Lācis (ur. 12 maja 1904 w jako Jahn Wilhelm Lahze, zm. 6 lutego 1966 w Rydze) - radziecki i łotewski polityk, pisarz, przewodniczący Rady Komisarzy Ludowych Łotewskiej SRR (1940-1946) i premier Łotewskiej SRR w latach 1946-1959. (pl) Ви́лис Тенисович Ла́цис (латыш. Vilis Lācis; 1904—1966) — латышский советский писатель и государственный деятель. Член КПЛ с 1928 года. Член ВКП(б) с 1940 года. Председатель СМ (СНК) Латвийской ССР с 25 августа 1940 по 27 ноября 1959 года. (ru) Ві́ліс Тенісович Ла́цис (латис. Vilis Lācis; 12 травня 1904[[:Німецька_національна_бібліотека\|Deutsche_Nationalbibliothek]],_[[:Державна_бібліотека_в_Берліні\|Staatsbibliothek_zu_Berlin]],_[[:Баварська_державна_бібліотека\|Bayerische_Staatsbibliothek]]_et_al._[http://d-nb.info/gnd/106242997/_Record_#106242997]_//_Німецька_нормативна_база_даних_—_2012—2016.[[d:Track:Q27302]][[d:Track:Q304037]][[d:Track:Q256507]][[d:Track:Q170109]][[d:Track:Q36578]] (uk) 维利斯·特尼索维奇·拉齐斯（俄語：Ви́лис Тенисович Ла́цис，拉脫維亞語：Vilis Lācis，1904年4月16日（格里历：4月29日）－1966年2月6日），拉脱维亚人，苏联作家，党和国家领导人。曾任拉脱维亚内政部长，拉脱维亚苏维埃社会主义共和国人民委员会主席，部长会议主席，苏联最高苏维埃民族院主席等职务。苏联作家协会成员，斯大林奖获得者。 (zh) Vilis Lācis (12 de mayo de 1904 - 6 de febrero de 1966) fue un escritor y político soviético. Lācis nació en una familia de clase trabajadora en , un pueblo cerca de la ciudad de Riga. Fue trabajador manual, trabajando principalmente en el puerto de Riga y escribiendo en su tiempo libre. En 1933 publicó su novela Zvejnieka dēls (El hijo del pescador), convirtiéndolo en uno de los escritores letones más populares y de mayor éxito comercial de la década de 1930. Sus novelas han sido caracterizadas como ficción popular, no siempre del gusto de críticos elitistas, pero ampliamente leídas por lectores ordinarios. (es) Vilis Lācis de son vrai nom Jahn Wilhelm Lahze né le 12 mai 1904 à Rīnūži – mort le 6 février 1966 à Riga en Lettonie est un écrivain et homme politique letton. Il est l'auteur d'histoires d'aventures romancées où prédomine la figure d'homme fort rappelant les personnages de Jack London. Plusieurs de ses œuvres sont adaptées au théâtre et au cinéma. Le premier long métrage parlant letton Fils du pêcheur (1939) est notamment tourné d'après son roman du même nom. (fr) Vilis Lācis (May 12, 1904 – February 6, 1966) was a Latvian writer and communist politician. Lācis was born Jānis Vilhelms Lāce into a working-class family in Vecmīlgrāvis (now part of Riga). During World War I, his family fled to the Altai region in Siberia, where Lācis studied at the pedagogical seminary in Barnaul. In 1921, Lācis returned to Riga and at various times worked as a fisherman, port worker, ship's fireman and librarian while writing in his free time. In 1933, he published his hugely successful novel Zvejnieka dēls ('Fisherman's Son'), making him one of the most popular and commercially successful Latvian writers of the 1930s. His novels have been characterized as popular fiction, not always liked by highbrow critics, but widely read by ordinary people. (en)
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birth place	Russian Empire Governorate of Livonia Vecmīlgrāvis
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birth place	Russian Empire Governorate of Livonia Vecmīlgrāvis
birth date	1904-05-12 (xsd:date)
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