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Jacob Glatstein
08.20.1896 - 11.19.1971Jacob Glatstein was a Polish-American poet and critic who wrote in Yiddish. His twelve poetry volumes, and seven collections of literary criticism and essays have been published, he also established the Inzikhist (Introspectivist) literary movement. He also wrote autobiographical novellas entitled The Glatstein Chronicles. Cultural Memoirist.
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