Sheyngold, M.
He wrote about literary matters, but mostly anti-religious essays. He contributed work to: Ratnbildung (Soviet Education), Hamer (Hammer), and other serials.
In book form:
Revolyutsye un Religye (Revolution and Religion) (1928);
Keyne Avles Tut Er Nit, Got (He’s Done Nothing Wrong, God) (1928);
Mit vos iz Shedlekh di Religye (How Religion Is Harmful) (Kharkov: Central Publ., 1930), 48 pp.;
Di Valn in di Ratn un di Arbeter-Farzorgung (The Elections and Councils in the Workers’ Boarding Homes) (Kharkov: Central Publ., 1930), 45 pp.;
Peysekh (Passover) (Kharkov: Central Publ., 1930), 48 pp.;
Higyenishe Mitsves Kosher un Treyf, Mile (Hygienic Deeds, Kosher and Treyf, Circumcision) (Kharkov: Central Publ., 1931), 55 pp.;
Yomnoyrim (Days of Awe [= High Holidays]) (Kharkov: Central Publ., 1931), 47 pp.;
Der Yunger Apikoyres, Antireligyener Leyen-Bukh (The Young Heretic, Anti-Religious Reader) (Kharkov: Central Publ., 1931), 191 pp.;
Antireligyezer Deklamater (Anti-Religious Declaimer), with Khatskl Nadel (Kharkov: Central Publ., 1932), 70 pp.;
Der Yidisher Arbeter Als Teyl Funem Gantsn Arbeter-Klas (The Jewish Worker as a Part of the Entire Working Class) (Kharkov: Central Publ., 1932), 57 pp.
Source: Chone Shmeruk, comp., Pirsumim yehudiim babrit-hamoatsot, 1917-1961 (Jewish Publications in the Soviet Union, 1917-1961) (Jerusalem, 1962), see index.