Yoram Kaniuk

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Yoram Kaniuk was an influential Israeli novelist, painter, and journalist known for his experimental, often autobiographical works that grapple with war, identity, and the complexities of Israeli society.

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instanceOf Israeli writer
human
journalist
novelist
painter
awardReceived Bernstein Prize
Bialik Prize for literature
President’s Prize for Literature
Prix Médicis étranger
linked to: Prix Médicis
conflictParticipatedIn 1948 Arab–Israeli War
countryOfCitizenship Israel
Mandatory Palestine
dateOfBirth 1930-05-02
dateOfDeath 2013-06-08
ethnicGroup Jewish people
linked to: Jews
fieldOfWork journalism
literature
painting
genre autobiographical novel
experimental literature
fiction
hasAdaptation Adam Resurrected (2008 film)
influencedBy Holocaust survivors
Israeli–Arab conflict
languageOfWorkOrName Hebrew
militaryService Palmach
movement Israeli literature
notableIdea critique of Israeli nationalism
experimental narrative form
exploration of Holocaust trauma
notableWork 1948
Adam Resurrected
Commander of the Exodus
Eagles
His Daughter
Life on Sandpaper
Rockinghorse
The Acrophile
The Last Jew
The Story of Aunt Shlomzion the Great
occupation columnist
journalist
novelist
painter
placeOfBirth Mandatory Palestine
Tel Aviv
placeOfDeath Israel
Tel Aviv
religion Judaism
residence Tel Aviv
spouse Miranda Baker

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