Mikhail Bronshteyn
Illustration — Mikaelo Bronŝtejn, 2016 Mikhail Bronshtein (Mikaelo Bronŝtejn; born 1949), is a Soviet and Russian Esperantist, writer, engineer, singer-songwriter. He also uses the pen name Bruna Ŝtono. He authored a large number of books of prose and poetry in Esperanto.
Also recorded as Mikaelo Bronŝtejn · Mikhail Tsalevich Bronshteyn
Mikhail Bronshteyn
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- Born
- 1949. · Khmelnytskyi.
- Nationality
- Soviet Union and Russia.
- Occupation
- poet, esperantist, engineer, writer, translator, lyricist and singer.
- Fields
- Esperanto, creative and professional writing, translation and poetry.
- Honours
- OSIEK award.
- Languages
- Esperanto and Russian.
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Illustration — Mikaelo Bronŝtejn, 2016 Mikhail Bronshtein (Mikaelo Bronŝtejn; born 1949), is a Soviet and Russian Esperantist, writer, engineer, singer-songwriter. He also uses the pen name Bruna Ŝtono. He authored a large number of books of prose and poetry in Esperanto.
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Mikhail Bronshteyn (born 1949) is an electrical engineer, engineer and esperantist, among other activities, of Russian and Soviet nationality. The electrical engineer was born in Khmelnytskyi. Mikhail Bronshteyn is also known as Bruna Ŝtono. Activity centred on creative and professional writing, Esperanto and lyrics.
Languages used include Esperanto and Russian. Honours include OSIEK award.
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He also worked under the name Bruna Ŝtono. The authorities additionally record the headings Mikaelo Bronŝtejn and Mikhail Tsalevich Bronshteyn. His recorded languages were Esperanto and Russian.
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1949
Mikhail Bronshteyn born at Khmelnytskyi.
Books
• 1992, 1998, 2006:eo:Legendoj pri SEJM / Legends of SEJM • a collection of short memories about the Soviet Esperantist Youth Movement • 2004:eo:Dek tagoj de kapitano Postnikov (Ten Days of Captain Postnikov) • About Александр Алексеевич Постников, a Russian officer and one of the founders of the Esperanto movement in the Russian Empire • In 2007 it was translated into Russian as Десять дней капитана Постникова • 2016: I Harnessed the Stars to Dream (eo:Mi stelojn jungis al revado) • A historical novel covering the period of 1918–1938, devoted to the fate of Soviet Esperantists, including the Stalinist repressions.
Awards
• 2003: Antoni Grabowski Award • 2013: OSIEK-premio for the historical novel Dek tagoj de kapitano Postnikov (Ten Days of Captain Postnikov) • 2021: Laurel of the Academy of Esperanto for Mi steljon jungis al revado
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- 1.Horo kun Bruna Ŝtono – Mikaelo BRONŜTEJN
- 2.Don Harlow, Legendoj pri SEJM / Legends of SEJM book review
- 3.В Москве издан роман, переведенный с эсперанто
- 4.Mikaelo Bronŝtejn: Mi stelojn jungis al revado
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