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Grossman, David, 1954-
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David Grossman, who was born in Jerusalem in 1954, is one of the outstanding and influential writers in Israel today. Grossman’s books have been translated into tens of languages and turned into plays and films, gaining him a reputation as an admired author both in Israel and beyond. His opinion is frequently heard on contemporary public issues. The archive includes handwritten and printed drafts of Grossman’s books and publications, investigative pieces, reviews, newspaper interviews, documents relating to his public activities, prizes and correspondence.

Reference Code
ARC. 4* 1968
Dates
[ca. 1965-2015]
Consists of
20 מטר..
Languages
Hebrew;
location
  • The Archives Collection of the National Library of Israel The Archives Collection of the National Library of Israel
Title ארכיון דויד גרוסמן.
Additional Titles English title: David Grossman Archive.
Notes סדרות 2 (כתבי יד - פרוזה), 4 (התכתבות) ו-5 (יצירות בעיבוד), סגורות לעיון הציבור. שאר החומרים בארכיון פתוחים לעיון.
Series 2 (manuscripts – prose), 4 (correspondence) and 5 (adaptations of his works), are closed to the public. The rest of the archival material is available to the public.
Citation Note ARC. 4* 1968 ארכיון דויד גרוסמן, מחלקת הארכיונים, הספרייה הלאומית, ירושלים.
Host Item ארכיון דויד גרוסמן.
Level of Description Fonds Record
Biographical summary דויד גרוסמן, יליד ירושלים 1954, הוא מהסופרים הבולטים והמשפיעים במדינת ישראל היום. ספריו של גרוסמן תורגמו לעשרות שפות וכן למחזות ולסרטים, והקנו לו שם כסופר מוערך בישראל ומחוצה לה, שדעתו נשמעת תדיר גם בסוגיות ציבוריות שעל סדר היום.
David Grossman, who was born in Jerusalem in 1954, is one of the outstanding and influential writers in Israel today. Grossman’s books have been translated into tens of languages and turned into plays and films, gaining him a reputation as an admired author both in Israel and beyond. His opinion is frequently heard on contemporary public issues.
Ownership history הארכיון הופקד לצמיתות בספרייה הלאומית בחודש אוגוסט 2015 על ידי יוצר הארכיון.
Language Note רוב החומר בארכיון בעברית.
National Library system number 990038522760205171
Links תמונת ארכיון

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