Marie Syrkin

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Marie Syrkin was an American Zionist intellectual, educator, and author known for her influential writings on Jewish identity, socialism, and the State of Israel.

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Marie Syrkin canonical 2

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instanceOf Zionist intellectual
educator
journalist
person
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1899
dateOfDeath 1989
educatedAt Cornell University
University of Wisconsin–Madison
employer Brandeis University
ethnicGroup Jewish people
linked to: Jews
familyName Syrkin
fieldOfWork Jewish identity
Zionist thought
education
literary criticism
socialism
genre biography
essay
political writing
givenName Marie
languageOfWorkOrName English
Hebrew
memberOf American Zionist movement
Poale Zion
movement Labor Zionism
Zionism
notableFor advocacy for the State of Israel
writings on Jewish identity
writings on Zionism
writings on socialism
notableWork Blessed Is the Match
Way of Valor: A Biography of Golda Meir
Your School and Our Children
occupation author
editor
professor
translator
parent Basya Syrkin
linked to: Basia Syrkin

Nachman Syrkin
placeOfBirth Switzerland
placeOfDeath United States of America
positionHeld editor of Jewish Frontier
professor of English
religion Judaism
sexOrGender female
spouse Maurice Samuel

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Nachman Syrkin child Marie Syrkin
Syrkin hasNotableBearer Marie Syrkin