Zuzanna Ginczanka

Zuzanna Ginczanka, nama pena dari Zuzanna Polina Gincburg (22 Maret 1917 – Januari 1945) adalah seorang penyair Yahudi-Polandia pada masa antar-perang. Meskipun ia hanya menerbitkan satu kumpulan puisi pada masa hidupnya, buku O centaurach (On Centaurs, 1936) menciptakan sensasi dalam lingkup sastra Polandia. Ia ditangkap dan dieksekusi di Kraków tak lama sebelum akhir Perang Dunia II.

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Kutipan

Bacaan tambahan
 Agata Araszkiewicz Wypowiadam wam moje życie. Melancholia Zuzanny Ginczanki. (2001)
Agnieszka Haska, "'Znałam tylko jedną żydóweczkę ukrywającą się…': sprawa Zofii i Mariana Chominów", Zagłada Żydów: Studia i Materiały, No. 4, 2008, pages 392407.
 Izolda Kiec Zuzanna Ginczanka. Życie i twórczość. (1994)

Pranala luar

Foto
A photograph of Zuzanna Ginczanka
Culture.pl, A photograph of Zuzanna Ginczanka. Retrieved from Archive.is
Another photograph of Ginczanka.
The Photography Department (Dział Dokumentacji Fotograficznej) of the Museum of Literature in Warsaw has at least 19 photographs from different periods of Ginczanka's life (some extremely rare pictures from her childhood, and a picture of her father) which can be viewed on the East News stock-photo agency website
Ginczanka with high-school friends at Równe Wołyńskie in 1936; Blumka Fradis, who was murdered with her in 1945, is on the left; Lusia Gelmont, on the right, will be instrumental in bringing Ginczanka's poem "Non omnis moriar" to publication after the War.
A 2010 photograph of the house in the ulica Mikołajska 5 in Cracow, the site of Ginczanka's last hideout where she was arrested in 1944 before being executed Photo by Paweł Krzan (July 2010).

Teks
"Non omnis moriar" in English translation.
Another English translation of "Non omnis moriar".
Italian translation of "Non omnis moriar" by Alessandro Amenta (2011)
An English translation of the poem "Żyzność sierpniowa" (1933)
Zuzanna Ginczanka's Beauty and Brand, Culture.pl

Yahudi-Polandia