Israël Querido

Israël Querido
Israël Querido
	1910 caricature of Israël Querido by Theo van Doesburg
Born	1 October 1872; Amsterdam, Netherlands
Died	5 August 1932 (aged 59); Amsterdam, Netherlands
Occupation	Writer
Relatives	Emanuel Querido (brother)

Israël Querido (1 October 1872 – 5 August 1932) was a Dutch naturalist novelist. His novels are sympathetic to workers and the Socialist movement.

Works

Menschenwee, English translation Toil of Men[1]

gollark: Again, without a counterexample your statement is ridiculous.

gollark: I had Codex make it.

gollark: Weren't you paying attention? It does now.

gollark: I did do a cool™ 16-way mergesort/vectorized bubblesort thing in the past.

gollark: It's not scrambled. That is the point of sorting it.

References

Current Literature 1910 - Volume 48 p211 "One young Dutch writer, in the Groene Week-blad, predicted that "Toil of Men" would live throughout the twentieth century as Rembrandt's picture of the Night Watch lived throughout the seventeenth. It is "inevitable that Querido should be .."

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[1] Current Literature 1910 - Volume 48 p211 "One young Dutch writer, in the Groene Week-blad, predicted that "Toil of Men" would live throughout the twentieth century as Rembrandt's picture of the Night Watch lived throughout the seventeenth. It is "inevitable that Querido should be .."