Jura Soyfer [SEP] place of death
Jura Soyfer
Jura Soyfer (December 8, 1912, Kharkov, Russian Empire – February 15/16, 1939, Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany) was an Austrian political journalist and cabaret writer.
Life.
Jura Soyfer was the son of the industrialist Vladimir Soyfer and his wife Lyubov. The well-to-do Jewish family employed French- and English-speaking governesses for Soyfer and his older sister Tamara.
In 1921, the family fled from the Bolshevist revolution and arrived in the town of Baden near Vienna. They
/ Botstein, Leon / Jüdisches Museum Wien )(with 2CDs)
- "Dachaulied" at gedenkstaettenpaedagogik-bayern.de, ingeb.org, literaturepochen.at (sound, 74–94)
- Jura Soyfer Society
Further reading.
- "Jura Soyfer and His Time (Studies in Austrian Literature, Culture, and Thought)" by Donald G. Daviau, 1995
- "The legacy of Jura Soyfer, 1912–1939: Poems, prose and plays of an Austrian antifascist" (Engendra theaterbooks)
- "It's Up to Us!: Collected