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12018-03-27T17:51:18-07:00Avigdor Hameiri4plain2018-07-17T01:43:20-07:00Odavidhaza, Ukraine (Austria-Hungary)September 16, 1890April 3, 1970229IsraelAvigdor Hameiri (1890–1970) was a Hebrew writer from a small village in Hungary. After World War I, Hameiri migrated to Odessa, and in 1921 he immigrated to Palestine, where he dedicated himself to literary work, theatrical productions, and a wide variety of journalistic activities.
