Pesakh Rafaelovich Amnuél
Paul Amnuél is a Soviet and Israeli physicist and science fiction writer, born in Baku in 1944.
born 1944Science fiction writingWork at Shamakhi Astrophysical ObservatoryThe 2012 Aelita Prize
- Born
- 20 February 1944, Baku
- Occupation
- physicist, writer, science fiction writer
- Education
- Baku State University
Pesakh Rafaelovich Amnuél was born in 1944 in Baku
Paul Rafaelovich Amnuél was born on 20 February 1944 in Baku, Azerbaijan.
He studied at Azerbaijan State University.
He worked as a physicist at the Shamakhi Astrophysical Observatory for 23 years. He also writes science fiction.
His writing has received several literary prizes, including the Ivan Yefremov Prize in 2009, the Alexander Belyayev Prize in 2011 and the Aelita Prize in 2012.
Milestones in Pesakh Rafaelovich Amnuél's life
- 1944
Born in Baku, Azerbaijan.
- 2009
Received the Ivan Yefremov Literary Prize.
- 2011
Received the Alexander Belyayev Prize.
- 2012
Received the Aelita Prize.
- 2013
Was shortlisted for the Running on Waves Prize.
Pesakh Rafaelovich Amnuél received 3 awards and honours
- Ivan Antonovych Yefremov Literary Prize
- Alexander Belyayev Prize
- Aelita Prize
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