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Yoram Kaniuk

Israeli writer and painter (1930-2013)

1930 – 2013

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Adam Resurrected
1948
The Last Jew
The Last Jew

Subject of

Yoram Kaniuk, Maverick Israeli Novelist, Dies at 83

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Revealing the Tombstone of Nathan Alterman on the First Anniversary of His Passing

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Aya Kaniuk

painter, writer, literary critic, journalist, children's writer, film critic, novelist, theatre critic, actor, screenwriter, opinion journalist

Yoram Kaniuk — Holly Cheng · CC BY-SA 3.0 · via Wikimedia Commons

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Born: 2 May 1930, Tel Aviv
Died: 8 June 2013, Tel Aviv
Citizenship: Israel, United States
Native language: English
Educated at: Tel Aviv University
Religion: irreligion
Awards: Bialik Prize, Ze'ev Prize, Sapir Prize for Literature, honorary doctor of Tel Aviv University, Presidential Literature Prize, Brenner Prize, Yakir Tel-Aviv Yafo, Kugel Prize, Officer of Arts and Letters, Q137385829
archives at: Gnazim Institute archive
artist files at: Frick Art Research Library
cause of death: cancer
child: Aya Kaniuk
family name: Kaniuk
given name: Yoram, Joram
instance of: human
languages spoken, written or signed: Hebrew, English
manner of death: natural causes
name in native language: יורם קניוק
pseudonym: יוסף שרארה, רויטל בק
sex or gender: male
start of work period: 1947
writing language: English

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Yoram Kaniuk (Hebrew: יורם קניוק; May 2, 1930 – June 8, 2013) was an Israeli writer, painter, journalist, and theatre critic.

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