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Person    | Male  Born 25/11/1890  Died 1/4/1918

Isaac Rosenberg

Categories: Art, Poetry

Countries: France, Lithuania

Isaac Rosenberg

Poet and painter. Born Bristol of Lithuanian parents. A poet of WW1. Critical of the war but enlisted because he needed employment. Killed in the trenches of France.

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Isaac Rosenberg

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Isaac Rosenberg - Whitechapel

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