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Bruno Schulz
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Jewish novelist and painter (1892-1942)

Also known as: Бруно Шульц, برونو شولز, 브루노 슐츠, ブルーノ・シュルツ, 布鲁诺·舒尔茨, Шульц Б.

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Known works

  • The street of crocodiles (1963)
  • Bruno Schulz (1992)
  • The book of idolatry (1988)
  • Les boutiques de cannelle
  • Letters and drawings of Bruno Schulz (1988)