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About Avigdor HaMeiri
Avigdor Hameiri (1890-1970) was born in Carpatho, Ukraine (then Hungary). He published his first poem in Hebrew in 1907 and his first book of poetry five years later. In 1916, he was captured by the Russians while serving as an Austrian officer on the Russian front. He was imprisoned in Siberia and released in 1917 after the October Revolution. Hameiri immigrated to Palestine in 1921, joined the staff of the daily Haaretz, and was editor several literary and cultural journals. In 1932, he founded the first social satirical theater in Hebrew in Tel Aviv. Hameiri wrote well over 30 books, including poetry, novels, short stories, non-fiction and childrens books. He was awarded the Israel Prize. His work has been published in 12 languages.
A famous Israeli song, "Me'al Pisgat Har Hatzofim," (From Atop Mount Scopus) was composed by songwriter Avigdor Hameiri, referring to the inspirational view seen from Har Hatzofim, Mount Scopus, which overlooks Jerusalem to the west, and the dead sea to the east.
Books Published in Hebrew
Poems by Avigdor Feuerstein, Budapest, The Zionist Agency, 1912 [Mi-Shirei Avigdor Feuerstein]
The Plan for the Feast (poetry), Moria, 1923 [Tochnit Ha-Neshef]
Under Red Skies (stories), Haktav, 1925 [Tahat Shamayim Adumim]
Mothers Milk (poetry), Haktav, 1925 [Halav Em]
Jacobs Bow (stories), Haktav, 1926 [Keshet Yaakov]
In the Name of Rabbi Jesus from Nazareth,Lemaan Hasefer, 1928 [Be-Shem Rabbi Yeshu Mi-Natzeret]
Avigdor Hameiris Writings, Haktav, 1926-29 [Kitvei Avigdor Hameiri]
Tree of the Field (story), Haaretz, 1927 [Etz Ha-Sadeh]
The Great Madness (novel), Mitzpeh, 1929 [Ha-Shigaon Ha-Gadol]
Between Two Men, Hashahar, 1930 [Ben Shnei Ha-Adam]
Lower Hell, Mitzpeh, 1932 [Ba-Gehenom Shel Mata]
The Wisdom of Animals (children), Haaretz, 1933 [Hochmat Ha-Behemot]
The Book of Poems, Am Hasefer, 1933 [Sefer Ha-Shirim]
Bounty (novel), Mitzpeh, 1934 [Tenuvah]
About the Blood (non-fiction), Lev Hadash, 1936 [Al Ha-Dam]
Towards a Jewish State or Judean Exile? (non-fiction), Hamahar, 1938 [Likrat Medinah Ivrit O Galut Yehudah?]
Are We Ready for the Kingdom? (non-fiction), Hamahar, 1938 [Ha-Muchsharim]
Travelling in Wild Europe, Vaad Hayovel, 1938 [Masa B
Eiropa Ha-Prait]
The Primal Hebrew (non-fiction), Iavne, 1942 [Ha-Ivri Ha-Kadmon]
Between the Nights (stories), Yavne, 1944 [Ben Laila Le-Laila]
The Singing Pyre (poetry), Bialik Institute, 1944 [Ha-Moked Ha-Ran]
Schoolboy Dreams (poetry), Sifriat Poalim, 1945 [Halomot Mi-Beit Raban]
A World Without a Guardian, Am Oved, 1946 [Ha-Olam Lelo Shomer]
The White Messiah (novel), I. Sherberk, 1947 [Ha-Meshiah Ha-Lavan]
Pinocchio in the Land of Israel (children), Mitzpeh, 1950 [Pinocchio Be-Eretz Israel]
Revolution in the Jungle (children), Twersky, 1951 [Ha-Mahapecha Be-Yaar Ad]
Collected Stories, Idit, 1954 [Mivhar Sipurim]
Socrates Secret (novel), Idit, 1955 [Sodo Shel Socrates]
Children and Holydays in Israel (children), Sinai, 1957 [Yeladim Ve-Hagim Be-Israel]
Come to Eat (children), Sinai, 1957 [Bou Leechol]
Blessed Be the Match (play), Niv, 1958 [Ashrei Ha-Gafrur]
In a Pavement of Sapphire (poetry), Bialik Institute, 1962 [Be-Livnat Ha-Sapir]
Yoseli Tagalshi (poetry), Massada, 1967 [Yoseli Tagalshi]
War Stories, Am Oved, 1971 [Sipurei Milhamah]
Selected Poems, Iachdav, 1976 [Yalkut Shirim]
The Gifted Body (stories), Ministry of Defense, 1980 [Ha-Guf Ha-Geoni]
Books in Translation
The Great Madness
English: Haifa, Or-Am, 1984
Individual poems have been published in: English, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, and Yiddish.
About אביגדור מנחם המאירי (עברית)
אביגדור המאירי (5 בספטמבר 1890 – 3 באפריל 1970) היה סופר ומשורר עברי. ספריו מתארים את מלחמת העולם הראשונה מנקודת מבטו של קצין יהודי. שיריו עוסקים, בין היתר, בביקורת על החברה הארץ-ישראלית. מייסד התיאטרון הסאטירי העברי בארץ ישראל
בשנת 1936 זכה בפרס מטעם מוסד ביאליק על ספר שיריו - "ספר השירים". המאירי המשיך לפרסם עד סוף ימיו חומרים ספרותיים מכל הסוגים: סיפורת, שירה, מחזאות, תרגום ועריכת כתבי עת. בשנים 1948-1958 שימש כמסגנן הראשי של פרסומי הכנסת. ב-1962 זכה בפרס אוסישקין על ספר השירה "בלבנת הספיר". ב-1968 זכה בפרס ישראל לספרות יפה
Avigdor HaMeiri's Timeline
1890 |
September 5, 1890
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Ódávidháza, Stare Davydkovo, Bereg, Hungary
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1923 |
November 11, 1923
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Jerusalem (old city), Israel
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1970 |
1970
Age 79
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Ramat gan, Israel
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1970
Age 79
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קרית שאול, Israel
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Yeshiva in Heido-basermin (?) and Persborge, Ukrein, Hungary
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Yeshva, Budapeshet, Hungary
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Heder, at grandpearent farm + school at local village Davydkovo, Ukrein
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