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Ruebner, Tuvia, 1924-2019

LC control no.n 82043213
Descriptive conventionsrda
LC classificationPJ5054.R49 Hebrew
PT2678.U3533 German
Personal name headingRuebner, Tuvia, 1924-2019
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Variant(s)Ruebner, Tuvia, 1924-
Rübner, Tuvia, 1924-2019
Ribner, Ṭoviyah, 1924-2019
Ribner, Tuvia, 1924-2019
Ruebner, T. (Tuvia), 1924-2019
Ribner, Tuvia
Rivner, Ṭoviyah, 1924-2019
Rübner, T. (Tuvia), 1924-2019
Ribner, Ṭ. (Ṭoviyah), 1924-2019
Rivner, Ṭ. (Ṭoviyah), 1924-2019
Ribner, Ṭuvyah, 1924-2019
רבינר, טוביה
ריבנר, טוביה
ריבנר, טוביה, 1924-2019
ריבנר, ט., 1924-2019
ריבנר, ילקוט, 1924-2019
Associated countryIsrael
LocatedMerḥavyah (Israel)
Birth date1924-01-30
Death date2019-07-29
Place of birthBratislava (Slovakia)
Place of deathMerḥavyah (Israel)
Profession or occupationCollege teachers Translators Poets
Special noteMachine-derived non-Latin script reference project.
Non-Latin script references not evaluated.
Found inEncyc. Judaica, 1971 (Ruebner, Tuvia, b. 1924)
His Leʼah Goldberg, 1980: t.p. (Ṭoviyah Ribner) verso of t.p. (T. Ruebner)
Ein langes kurzes Leben, c2004: t.p. (Tuvia Rübner) p. 185 (b. Jan. 30, 1924 in Bratislava; prof. emerit.)
Pagis, Dan. Erdichteter Mensch, 2013 title page (Translated from the Hebrew and with an afterword by Tuvia Rübner)
Jerusalem Post, July 30, 2019: Poet, translator Tuvya Ruebner dies at 95 (died at his home in Kibbutz Merhavya on July 29, 2019, awarded the Israel Prize for Hebrew poetry in 2008, he was also an accomplished photographer and translator of noted Hebrew writers such as Leah Goldberg and S.Y. Agnon into German; born Kurt Ruebner in Czechoslovakia's Bratislava in 1924, he immigrated to Mandate Palestine in 1941; resided in Kibbutz Merhavya)
Associated languageheb ger