Binem heller biography

          Binem Heller (–) was a Polish poet and activist.!

          Binem Heller is the anthologist who published this collection of poems in , through the publisher “Yidisz-Buch” in Warsaw.

        1. Binem Heller is the anthologist who published this collection of poems in , through the publisher “Yidisz-Buch” in Warsaw.
        2. Binem Heller is a Polish poet and activist.
        3. Binem Heller (–) was a Polish poet and activist.
        4. Binem Heller (–) was a Polish poet and activist.
        5. The book portrays Heller's ideological transition in the Soviet Union between and ; his experiences in Belarus, Kazakhstan and Moscow.

          6. Binem Heller

          Polish poet and activist

          Binem Heller (1908–1998) was a Polish poet and activist.[1]

          Life

          Heller was born in 1908 in Warsaw, and became a glove worker at the age of fourteen.[1]

          Writing in Yiddish, he emerged early as a leader of Poland's proletarian poets, equivalent to the Proletpen.[2] His first collection, "Through the Bars", was published in Łódź in 1930 and was confiscated by the Polish authorities.[3]

          From 1937 to 1939, he lived in Belgium and Paris.

          He returned to Warsaw, then fled to Bialystok before the Nazi armies. After the invasion of the Soviet Union in 1943, he took shelter in Alma-Ata, where he wrote the poems "Inheritance" and "In Shadow".[4] In 1947, he returned to Poland, hoping to participate in a revival of its Jewish cultural life.[5] Heller helped write the script for the 1946 film Unzere kinder, one of the first films to address the Holocaust.[6] In Poland, Heller