Heinrich Adolfovich Heinz-Kagan (real surname Kagan , German: Heinz Kahan , Roman. Heinz Cahan [1] ; May 6, 1895 , Iasi , Romania - September 26, 1937 , Moscow ) - Soviet philologist , editor-in-chief , publicist .
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He was a member of the Communist Workers Party of Germany ; arrested by the Cheka during an illegal visit to the USSR in 1922 . Participated in a meeting of German proletarian writers in Moscow. After moving from Germany to the USSR in 1929, he worked as a teacher at the Military Academy of the Red Army named after M.V. Frunze . [2] [3]
The author of textbooks and a dictionary of the Romanian language . In 1932 he was sent to the Moldavian ASSR to work on the translation of the Moldavian language from Cyrillic to the Latin alphabet; appointed editor-in-chief of the State Publishing House of the Moldavian ASSR (State Publishing House of Moldova). [4] [5] [6] He published literary and critical articles on modern Romanian literature in Soviet periodicals. [7]
Arrested on May 19, 1937 on charges of participation in a counter-revolutionary espionage and terrorist organization; convicted and executed on September 26 of the same year.
Publications
- Textbook of the Romanian language (together with L. Ya. Spanier ). A practical guide for independent language learning. Part one. M. — L.: State Publishing House, Department of Military Literature (Voenzidat), 1930. - 281 p.
- Pocket Romanian-Russian dictionary (together with L. Ya. Spanier). At 30,000 words. Ed. M.V.Sergievsky. M .: Soviet Encyclopedia, 1931 .-- 1402 p. [eight]
Notes
- ↑ In book and magazine publications - Heinz Kagan , in personal documents - Heinrich Adolfovich Heinz-Kagan .
- ↑ Philippe Bourrinet “The Dutch and German Communist Left (1900–68)”
- ↑ GORTER, LA GAUCHE COMMUNISTE ET LA FONDATION DE LA KAI
- ↑ Oleg Galuschenko “The struggle between Romanizers and identities in the Moldavian Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic (30s)”
- ↑ A. V. Lunacharsky “Report on the International Bureau of Communications of Proletarian Literature” (inaccessible link)
- ↑ From a speech by Ulyanov (Glavlit) at the Tiraspol city party activist about Romanian emigrants in Moldova and the Romanian language
- ↑ Panait Istrati faţă cu limba de lemn
- ↑ Romanian