Bruno Jasieński
Polish poet and author of 'The World Is Yours'
Born
July 17th, 1901
124 years ago
Died
September 17th, 1938
86 years ago — 37 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Poland
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Born in 1901, a Polish poet and author emerged as a significant literary figure in the early 20th century. Influenced by the avant-garde movement, the individual contributed to the Polish literary scene with innovative works that explored themes of modernity and socio-political issues. The poet's major works include 'The World Is Yours' and 'The Dancing's End,' which showcased a unique style and a profound sense of irony. Active in the interwar period, engaged with leftist politics and contributed to various literary magazines. The later years were marked by exile and migration due to political tensions in Poland, leading to a significant impact on the individual’s writings and perspectives.
Authored 'The World Is Yours'
Published 'The Dancing's End'
Contributed to Polish avant-garde literature
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