Bernard Kangro

Estonian poet and journalist

Bernard Kangro - Artists & Creatives born 1910
Born

1910
116 years ago

Died
Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Estonia

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A prominent Estonian poet and journalist contributed significantly to Estonian literature during the 20th century. Began writing poetry in the 1920s and became associated with the literary movement advocating for Estonian identity. Lived through various historical events, including World War II and Soviet occupation, which influenced his work. Emigrated to Sweden in the late 1940s, where continued to write and publish poetry. His writings often explored themes of exile, identity, and the Estonian homeland.

Published poetry collections such as 'Tulepesa'

Contributed to Estonian literary magazines

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