Litvak — may refer to one of the following:* Lithuanian Jews * Lithuanian Yiddish dialect Personal names:* Anatole Litvak * Lydia Litvak See also: Litvin … Wikipedia
Litvak — Jew from Lithuania, 1892, from Pol. Litwak Lithuanian Jew, originally simply man from Lithuania … Etymology dictionary
Litvak — Cette page d’homonymie répertorie les différents sujets et articles partageant un même nom. Patronymie Anatole Litvak (1902 1974) est un réalisateur, producteur et scénariste américain. Lydia Litvak (1921 1943) est une as soviétique féminin de la … Wikipédia en Français
Litvak — /lit vahk/, n. a Jew from Lithuania or a neighboring country or region. [1890 95; < Yiddish litvak < Pol litwak Lithuanian person (now obs. in this sense), deriv. of Litwa Lithuania] * * * … Universalium
LITVAK, (Michael) ANATOLE — (1902–1974), U.S. film producer and director. Born in Kiev, Litvak attended a Russian dramatic school until the age of 16, and then worked in Soviet film studios. After leaving the U.S.S.R. in 1924, he directed films in Europe and the United… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Litvak, Anatole — • ЛИТВА К (Litvak) Анатоль (5.5.1902 15.12.1974) амер. режиссёр. Род. в Киеве. Изучал философию в Петрограде. Занимался в театр, студиях, в т. ч. у Е. Б. Вахтангова и В. Э. Мейерхольда. Играл на сцене, пост. неск. спектаклей. С 1925 работал в… … Кино: Энциклопедический словарь
Litvak — Lịtvak, Anatole, Filmregisseur russischer Herkunft, * Kiew 10. 5. 1902, ✝ Neuilly sur Seine 15. 12. 1974; drehte in Deutschland, Frankreich, ab 1937 in Hollywood und in den 50er /60er Jahren v. a. wieder in Europa; wählte spannende, dem… … Universal-Lexikon
Litvak — [ lɪtvak] noun a Jew from the region of Lithuania. Origin C19: Yiddish, from Polish Litwak Lithuanian … English new terms dictionary
litvak — lit·vak … English syllables
Litvak — Lit•vak [[t]ˈlɪt vɑk[/t]] n. peo jud a Jew from Lithuania or a neighboring country or region • Etymology: 1890–95; < Yiddish < Pol litwak Lithuanian person (now obs. in this sense), der. of Litwa Lithuania … From formal English to slang