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The Night of the Murdered Poets (Template:Lang-ru) refers to the night of 12 to 13 August 1952, when thirteen of the most prominent Yiddish writers, poets, artists, musicians and actors of the Soviet Union were secretly executed on the orders from Josef Stalin in the basement of Lubyanka prison, Moscow.

Among the victims were:

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	The '''Night of the Murdered Poets''' ({{lang-ru\|Ночь казненных поэтов}}) refers to the night of [[12 August\|12]] to [[13 August]] [[1952]], when~~, on the orders of [[Joseph Stalin]],~~ thirteen of the most prominent [[Yiddish]] [[writer]]s, [[poet]]s, [[artist]]s, [[musician]]s and [[actor]]s of the [[Soviet Union]] were secretly executed on the orders from [[Josef Stalin]] in the basement of [[Lubyanka prison]], Moscow.		The '''Night of the Murdered Poets''' ({{lang-ru\|Ночь казненных поэтов}}) refers to the night of [[12 August\|12]] to [[13 August]] [[1952]], when thirteen of the most prominent [[Yiddish]] [[writer]]s, [[poet]]s, [[artist]]s, [[musician]]s and [[actor]]s of the [[Soviet Union]] were secretly executed on the orders from [[Josef Stalin]] in the basement of [[Lubyanka prison]], Moscow.

	Among the victims were:		Among the victims were: