21. Isaak Babel For further reading The Art of isaac babel by P. Carden (1972); isaac babel by JE Falen (1974); isaac babel, Russian Master of Short Story by James E. Falen http://www.kirjasto.sci.fi/babel.htm

Choose another writer in this calendar: by name: A B C D ... Z by birthday from the calendar Credits and feedback Isaak Babel (1894-1941) - born on July 1; New Style: July 13, 1894 Short story writer and playwright who was a correspondent with the Red Army forces of Semyon Budyonny during the Russian civil war. Babel's fame is based on his stories of the Jews in Odessa and his novel Red Cavalry (1926). He was the first major Russian Jewish writer to write in Russian. "The music of its style contrasts with the almost ineffable brutality of certain scenes. One of the stories - "Salt" - enjoys a glory seemingly reserved for poems, and rarely attained by prose: many people know it by heart." (Jorge Luis Borges on Red Cavalry in Total Library Isaak Babel was born in the Jewish ghetto of Odessa, Ukraine. Most of his early years he spent in the Black Sea port Nikolaev, 90 miles away. The atmosphere of the persecution of Jews is reflected in the pessimism of his stories, although his childhood was relatively comfortable. At a time when most Jews were forbidden to live in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Kiev, and other localities, Odessa had many times more Jews than any other city in the Russian part of the empire. However, between 1881 and 1917 two million Jews left Russia, mostly for America. Babel's father was a successful businessman who installed his family in one of the best streets in Odessa. Babel studied violin, German, French, and Talmud at the Nicholas I Commercial Institute (1905-11) and wrote stories at the age of fifteen in imitation of Guy de Maupassant. In 1915 Babel graduated from Kiev University, which had been evacuated to Saratov on the Volga because of the war.

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Isaac Babel To receive your free copy every week enter your email address below. FREE Education Newsletters - choose below... Education on the Internet Teaching History Online Email: Let keep Ahead .com bring you the world by email Spartacus USA History British History Russian Revolution ... Email Isaac Babel, the son of a Jewish shopkeeper, was born in Odessa, Ukraine, on 13th July,1894. When he was a child he witnessed a pogrom and was deeply influenced by the experience. After leaving school Babel moved to Kiev. He began writing but had no success with his work until he met Maxim Gorky in 1916. Soon afterwards Gorky printed two of his short stories in his Letopis . The Russian censors considered the stories to be obscene and Babel was charged under Article 1001 of the criminal code. Babel joined the Bolsheviks in 1917 and during the Civil War he served as a political commissar in the Red Army . A collection of his stories based on his war experiences

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The Campaign for Radical Truth in History. Visit our online bookstore The Prop-Masters Perpetrators of the holocaust against Christian Russia transform themselves into "survivors" of a holocaust. The portraits at left are of the same man but in two different incarnations. On the far left we see Martin "Gray" in retirement after a successful career peddling fake antiques to gullible collectors. He is holding his mass market paperback, For Those I Loved, which is filled with his exploits as a saintly "Holocaust Survivor" who was supposedly forced to help clear bodies out of the Treblinka "gas chamber." The earlier portrait is of the youthful Gray as a highly-decorated officer in the Soviet NKVD (the savage forerunner of the KGB), responsible for the murder of millions of Christians in Russia and Eastern Europe. Even Establishment researchers have had to admit that Gray's book is as phony as the antiques he peddled. But Gray's scam is symbolic of countless other Communist ghouls who have managed to land on their feet in the West, disguised as poor, persecuted "Survivors of the Holocaust" and feted as the saints and martyrs of the universe. Meanwhile the holocaust they perpetrated against millions of Christians slips further down the dark environs of Orwell's memory hole.

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Isaac Babel E scritor ruso, especialmente apreciado por crear impactantes tramas argumentales condensadas en relatos muy breves. Sus primeros relatos aparecieron en 1916 y durante los siguientes quince años llevó a cabo la gran mayoría de sus trabajos. Realistas y violentos, incluso sensuales a veces, sus cuentos se basan en las experiencias y observaciones de cuando sirvió en las fuerzas rusas destacadas en Polonia, a comienzos de la década de los veinte. Recogidos en Caballería roja (1929), le procuraron una gran celebridad. Babel escribió también sobre la vida de los judíos de su región natal, Odessa, mezclando la objetividad y la ternura con el humor, la crueldad y numerosos elementos fantásticos. Sus obras teatrales, como Ocaso (1928), levantaron menos entusiasmo, a pesar de que el Teatro del Arte de Moscú las representó con grandes medios escenográficos. © eMe Textos: La Sal, de Caballería Roja (fragmento) Archivo Midi epdlp

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Encyclopedia Babel, Isaac Emmanuelovich E u OO A u u l] Pronunciation Key Babel, Isaac Emmanuelovich , Russian writer, b. Odessa. Babel was quick to embrace the Bolshevik revolution of 1917, but in the end it was the regime born of that revolution that destroyed him. He won fame with Odessa Tales Red Cavalry (1926, tr. 1929), dramatic stories based on his life in the army (he had concealed his Jewish identity) and employing the racy slang of the Kuban Cossacks with whom he rode. The original journal from which this book was written, 1920 Journal, was published in Russia as the Soviet Union disintegrated and translated into English in 1995. A brilliant litarary stylist, he wrote a uniquely terse and forceful prose, combining astringent Jewish irony with Russian caricature, lyricism with brutality, and comedy with bleakly grave subject matter. He also wrote the novel Benia Krik (1927) about an Odessan Jewish gangster, and turned to drama with Sunset (1928) and Maria (1935). Babel was criticized by the Communist party during the 1930s, arrested in 1939, and executed in 1940 after a 20-minute trial. After Stalin's death, some of his works were republished in censored form in the Soviet Union. Translations of his best stories appear in Collected Stories (1955) and You Must Know Everything (1969). The

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1920 Diary History Book Review AUTHOR: Babel, Isaac ISBN: 0300059663 Compare Price for This Book History 1920 Diary - Book Reviews, by Babel, Isaac From the Publisher From The Critics Gabriele Annan - London Review of Books All through the Diary, Babel deplores Russian gloom, inertia, incompetence and squalor, the last two defects shared by the Cossacks. His own amazement and glee at being where he is, doing what he does, putting up with what he puts up with, are too intoxicating to be suppressed by his tragic insights. The impact is stunning. Donald Winkler - The Montreal Gazette These diaries, vividly translated by H.T. Willetts, show us what Babel saw through his unblinking eyes. Boston Globe One of the great retrieved manuscripts of twentieth-century literature. Chicago Tribune The 1920 Diary exhibits the transformation of the brilliant, bookish Babel into a half-reluctant, half-enchanted Cossack, an outsider turned inside out. Andrew Berg - Detour Magazine Brought to light in the last years of the glasnost and finally translated into English, Babel's 1920 Diary ... is an astounding book. In sparse, artfully fractured language, it documents an orgy of ethnic violence and provides a window on a culture which in 20 short years would be extinct ... Isaac Babel's 1920 Diary is a gripping visit to a lost world. Few readers will return from it unfazed. Read all 16 "From The Critics" What People Are Saying Babel's 1920 Diary, the source for many of his remarkable Red Cavalry stories, is itself as remarkable as the stories, particularly when one considers that the diarist was a journalist of only twenty-six. The staccato sentences in which Babel rapidly describes the horrific details of revolutionary brutality have the impact of an accomplished style, one that in its spontaneously elliptical way is strangely no less artful than the artfully nuanced directness that is the triumph of Red Cavalry.

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