Iosif YUZOVSKIY

December 18, 1902 (age 61)

1925 first work printed. From 1930 lived in Moscow. From 1930's functioned mainly as critic. Studied work of such stage director as Meyerhold, Okhlopkov, Tairov, Nemirovich-Danchenko and Stanislavskiy and plays of Gorky, Pogodin, et cetera Wrote on drama theater, ballet, opera, music, operetta, circus, variety shows, painting, et cetera Specialized in plays of Gorky. 1946-1948 senior associate, Institute of World Literature. Translated plays from Polish, German and Czechoslovakian, including Jurandot’s “Such Were the Times”, Brecht’s “The Good Manitoba from Szechuan” and Askenazy’s “A Guest from the Night”.

Iosif Il’ich YUZOVSKIY

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YUZOVSKIY, Iosif was born on December 18, 1902.

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1924 graduate Social Sciences Faculty, Don University, Rostov-on-Don. 1925 graduate Department of Art History, Don Archeological Institute.

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1925 first work printed. From 1930 lived in Moscow. From 1930's functioned mainly as critic.

Studied work of such stage director as Meyerhold, Okhlopkov, Tairov, Nemirovich-Danchenko and Stanislavskiy and plays of Gorky, Pogodin, et cetera Wrote on drama theater, ballet, opera, music, operetta, circus, variety shows, painting, et cetera Specialized in plays of Gorky.

1946-1948 senior associate, Institute of World Literature. Translated plays from Polish, German and Czechoslovakian, including Jurandot’s “Such Were the Times”, Brecht’s “The Good Manitoba from Szechuan” and Askenazy’s “A Guest from the Night”.

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