Aharon Amir
Aharon Amir (1923–2008) was an Israeli writer, poet and translator.
Overview
Recorded at birth as אהרן ליפץ.
Also worked under the name מיכאלה נדיבי, יובב and ע. עוזרד.
Born at Kaunas in 1923, died at Tel Aviv in 2008.
In detail
Aharon Amir studied at Hebrew University of Jerusalem. the recorded working language is Hebrew.
The authority associates the name with Canaanism.
Distinctions recorded are Israel Prize and Tchernichowsky Prize.
Sources
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“Aharon Amir”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q2891315: Aharon Amir
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Hebrew poet and author Aharon Amir, circa 1975
Bettine Amir · CC BY 4.0
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