Joseph Elijah Triwosch
Joseph Elijah Triwosch (; 18 January 1856 – 1940) was Russian Hebrew writer, poet, translator, and biblical commentator. Triwosch was born in Vilna, and settled at Grodno as a teacher of Hebrew and Russian. His literary activity began in 1873, in which year he published in "Ha-Levanon" his first articles. Most of his novels, representing Jewish life in Russia, were published in various periodicals. They include "Toḥelet nikzabah" and "Ha-lito'i", in "Ha-Shaḥar"; "Bi-mekom zava'ah", in ""; and "Al shete ha-se'ippim", in "Ha-Asif". Among his other publications were "Dor tahapukot" (Warsaw, 1881), which describes the  activity of the Russian Social-Democrats, "Din ve-ḥeshbon" (1895), and "Pesi'ot ketanot" (1904). He also translated various works of literature into Hebrew, including "War and Peace" and "Anna Karenina", published an anthology of medieval Hebrew literature (1925), and co-edited the "Mikra Meforash" series.