Shapira, Ḥavah
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| Described At | Shapira Havah | yivo |
| Has Abstract | (1879–1943) Hebrew writer. Ḥavah Shapira was born in Slavuta, Ukraine, to a scholarly and affluent family of Hasidic ancestry. Despite being raised in a traditional environment, she received a rich Jewish and secular education and even enjoyed the support of her family while pursuing her literary goals. From 1899, she received the encouragement and patronage of the writer Re’uven Brainin. Though their relationship intensified after she separated from her husband in 1903, it ended painfully. In 1900, Shapira had moved to Warsaw to begin her literary career, and in December 1901 her first story, “Ha-Shoshanah” (The Rose), was published in David Frishman’s weekly Ha-Dor. From 1903 she studied in Vienna and in 1906 moved to Bern, where four years later she received her Ph.D. | yivo |
| is Represents of | 1467340 | ep |
| Title | Shapira, Ḥavah | yivo |
| is Owl Same As of | 1467340 | ep |
| Core Alt Label | Ḥavah | yivo |
| Core Pref Label | Shapira, Ḥavah | yivo |
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| is Core Related of | Shapira Family | yivo |
