Makar Kaścievič
Makar Kaścievič (1891–1939) was a Russian translator, poet and journalist.
Also recorded as Kraŭcoŭ Makar
Makar Kaścievič
Ул. Ляхоўскі, Ул. Міхнюк, А. Гесь Слуцкі збройны чын 1920 г. у дакумэнтах і ўспамінах. — 2. — Менск: Энцыклапедыкс, 2006. — 400 с. — ISBN 985–6599–25–3 · Public domain
- Full name
- Макар Мацвеевіч Косцевіч.
- Born
- 1891. · Babroŭnia.
- Died
- 1939. · Białystok.
- Nationality
- ["Russian Empire", "Belarusian People's Republic" and "Lithuanian–Byelorussian Soviet Socialist Republic"].
- Occupation
- ["translator", "poet", "journalist", "politician", "activist" and "writer"].
- Languages
- ["Belarusian"].
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Biography
Recorded at birth as Макар Мацвеевіч Косцевіч. Born at Babroŭnia in 1891, died in Białystok in 1939.
The recorded working language is Belarusian. Employment is recorded with Radaškovičy Belarusian gymnasium and Vilienskaja praŭda.
Макар Касцевіч (Краўцоў) у войску.
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Babroŭnia.
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Białystok.
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