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Mihail Sebastian (eigentlich Iosif Hechter; geboren am 18. Oktober 1907 in Brăila, gestorben am 29. Mai 1945 in Bukarest) war ein rumänischer Schriftsteller. Während seine Dramen und Romane außerhalb Rumäniens wenig bekannt sind, erfuhr ab 1996 die Veröffentlichung seiner Tagebücher aus den Jahren 1935–1944 international Beachtung: In ihnen schildert Sebastian, der einer jüdischen Familie entstammte, die Auswirkungen des zunehmenden Antisemitismus im Rumänien der 1930er Jahre bis hin zu den Pogromen und Deportationen des Holocausts ab 1941. In Rumänien führte die Veröffentlichung der Tagebücher zu einer breiten gesellschaftlichen Diskussion über die faschistische Vergangenheit des Landes, insbesondere bezüglich der Verstrickungen seiner führenden Intellektuellen wie Nae Ionescu und Mircea Eliade mit der „Eisernen Garde“. (de) ميخائيل سيباستيان (بالرومانية: Mihail Sebastian) هو كاتب مسرحي وصحفي وأستاذ جامعي روماني، ولد في 18 أكتوبر 1907 في برايلا في رومانيا، وتوفي في 29 مايو 1945 في بوخارست في رومانيا بسبب حادث مرور. (ar) Mihail Sebastian es el seudónimo más conocido de Iosif Hechter (Brăila, 18 de octubre de 1907 - Bucarest, 29 de mayo de 1945), periodista, dramaturgo, ensayista y novelista rumano. Es conocido sobre todo por el diario, publicado décadas después de su muerte, en 1996, en que refiere su experiencia como judío en la época de intenso antisemitismo que vivió Rumania durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial. (es) Mihail Sebastian (Romanian pronunciation: [mihaˈil sebastiˈan]; born Iosif Mendel Hechter; October 18, 1907 – May 29, 1945) was a Romanian playwright, essayist, journalist and novelist. (en) Mihail Sebastian (de son nom patronymique Iosif Hechter, né le 18 octobre 1907 à Brăila en Roumanie ; mort le 29 mai 1945 renversé par un camion à Bucarest) était un écrivain, dramaturge et essayiste roumain de culture juive. Son frère aîné, le docteur Pierre Hechter, a vécu toute sa vie à Sceaux. La comédienne Micky Sébastian est sa nièce. (fr) Mihail Sebastian (pseudonimo di Iosif Hechter; Brăila, 18 ottobre 1907 – Bucarest, 29 maggio 1945) è stato uno scrittore, commediografo e giornalista romeno. (it) Mihail Sebastian geboren als Iosif Mendel Hechter (Brăila, 18 oktober 1907 – Boekarest, 29 mei 1945), hij gebruikte ook het pseudoniem Victor Mincu, was een Roemeens toneelschrijver, essayist, journalist en schrijver. In Roemenië was hij voornamelijk bekend vanwege zijn theaterstukken tot 1996, toen zijn dagboek werd gepubliceerd. Vanaf dat moment nam de belangstelling in zijn andere werk ook toe. (nl) Mihail Sebastian, właściwie Iosif Hechter (ur. 18 października 1907 w Braile, zm. 29 maja 1945 w Bukareszcie) – rumuński dramaturg i powieściopisarz pochodzenia żydowskiego. Inny pseudonim artysty to Victor Mincu. (pl) Михаил Себастья́н, или Михаил Себастиан (рум. Mihail Sebastian 18 октября 1907, Брэила — 29 мая 1945, Бухарест) — румынский писатель. Настоящие имя и фамилия — Иосиф Гехтер (рум. Iosif Hechter). Писал также под псевдонимом Виктор Минку (рум. Victor Mincu). (ru) Михаї́л Себастіа́н, або Михаїл Себастьян (рум. Mihail Sebastian 18 жовтня 1907 року, Браїла — 29 травня 1945 року, Бухарест) — румунський письменник. Справжнє прізвище та ім'я — Іосиф Гехтер (Iosif Hechter). Писав також під псевдонімом Віктор Минку (Victor Mincu). (uk) |
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ميخائيل سيباستيان (بالرومانية: Mihail Sebastian) هو كاتب مسرحي وصحفي وأستاذ جامعي روماني، ولد في 18 أكتوبر 1907 في برايلا في رومانيا، وتوفي في 29 مايو 1945 في بوخارست في رومانيا بسبب حادث مرور. (ar) Mihail Sebastian es el seudónimo más conocido de Iosif Hechter (Brăila, 18 de octubre de 1907 - Bucarest, 29 de mayo de 1945), periodista, dramaturgo, ensayista y novelista rumano. Es conocido sobre todo por el diario, publicado décadas después de su muerte, en 1996, en que refiere su experiencia como judío en la época de intenso antisemitismo que vivió Rumania durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial. (es) Mihail Sebastian (Romanian pronunciation: [mihaˈil sebastiˈan]; born Iosif Mendel Hechter; October 18, 1907 – May 29, 1945) was a Romanian playwright, essayist, journalist and novelist. (en) Mihail Sebastian (de son nom patronymique Iosif Hechter, né le 18 octobre 1907 à Brăila en Roumanie ; mort le 29 mai 1945 renversé par un camion à Bucarest) était un écrivain, dramaturge et essayiste roumain de culture juive. Son frère aîné, le docteur Pierre Hechter, a vécu toute sa vie à Sceaux. La comédienne Micky Sébastian est sa nièce. (fr) Mihail Sebastian (pseudonimo di Iosif Hechter; Brăila, 18 ottobre 1907 – Bucarest, 29 maggio 1945) è stato uno scrittore, commediografo e giornalista romeno. (it) Mihail Sebastian geboren als Iosif Mendel Hechter (Brăila, 18 oktober 1907 – Boekarest, 29 mei 1945), hij gebruikte ook het pseudoniem Victor Mincu, was een Roemeens toneelschrijver, essayist, journalist en schrijver. In Roemenië was hij voornamelijk bekend vanwege zijn theaterstukken tot 1996, toen zijn dagboek werd gepubliceerd. Vanaf dat moment nam de belangstelling in zijn andere werk ook toe. (nl) Mihail Sebastian, właściwie Iosif Hechter (ur. 18 października 1907 w Braile, zm. 29 maja 1945 w Bukareszcie) – rumuński dramaturg i powieściopisarz pochodzenia żydowskiego. Inny pseudonim artysty to Victor Mincu. (pl) Михаил Себастья́н, или Михаил Себастиан (рум. Mihail Sebastian 18 октября 1907, Брэила — 29 мая 1945, Бухарест) — румынский писатель. Настоящие имя и фамилия — Иосиф Гехтер (рум. Iosif Hechter). Писал также под псевдонимом Виктор Минку (рум. Victor Mincu). (ru) Михаї́л Себастіа́н, або Михаїл Себастьян (рум. Mihail Sebastian 18 жовтня 1907 року, Браїла — 29 травня 1945 року, Бухарест) — румунський письменник. Справжнє прізвище та ім'я — Іосиф Гехтер (Iosif Hechter). Писав також під псевдонімом Віктор Минку (Victor Mincu). (uk) Mihail Sebastian (eigentlich Iosif Hechter; geboren am 18. Oktober 1907 in Brăila, gestorben am 29. Mai 1945 in Bukarest) war ein rumänischer Schriftsteller. Während seine Dramen und Romane außerhalb Rumäniens wenig bekannt sind, erfuhr ab 1996 die Veröffentlichung seiner Tagebücher aus den Jahren 1935–1944 international Beachtung: In ihnen schildert Sebastian, der einer jüdischen Familie entstammte, die Auswirkungen des zunehmenden Antisemitismus im Rumänien der 1930er Jahre bis hin zu den Pogromen und Deportationen des Holocausts ab 1941. In Rumänien führte die Veröffentlichung der Tagebücher zu einer breiten gesellschaftlichen Diskussion über die faschistische Vergangenheit des Landes, insbesondere bezüglich der Verstrickungen seiner führenden Intellektuellen wie Nae Ionescu und Mircea (de) |
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