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MIRIAM YALAN-STEKELIS, poet & writer, signed photo, 1947
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MIRIAM YALAN-STEKELIS, poet & writer, signed photo, 1947
MIRIAM YALAN-STEKELIS, poet and writer. Orig. signed photo, 1947, Jerusalem, some rubbing lower right. YALAN-STEKELIS (formerly Wilensky), MIRIAM (1900–1984), Hebrew poet and writer of children's literature. Born in Russia, Miriam Yalan-Stekelis immigrated to Eretz Israel in 1920, and lived in Jerusalem, working at Hadassah. From 1926 she was in the Slavonic Department (heading it 1929–56) of the Jewish National and University Library. Her husband was Moshe *Stekelis. In 1922 she began to publish (two poems in Ha-Hayyim) and subsequently her works appeared in various newspapers and journals. Her children's poetry which first appeared in 1934 (mainly in Davar li-Yladim) was followed by many children's books. She received the Israel Prize for children's literature, 1957, and published three volumes of collected works, Shir ha-Gedi, Yesh Li Sod, Ba-Halomi (1958–63). Sheker, a collection of three stories, appeared in 1966. A collection of poems and stories (Shirim ve-Sippurim) was published in 1987. Miriam Yalan-Stekelis translated to and from Hebrew, including Russian folktales into Hebrew, Perah ha-Shani (1952), and the diaries and letters of J. Trumpeldor into German. In 1968 she published the memoirs of her father, Yehudah Leib Nisan *Wilensky, to which she added much biographical material.
