Shtreyman, Yedidye-Berl
Ḥeshvan [= November] 1892–April 1941-August 1942
approx. 48 - 49 years
He was a poet, born in Godev (Godów), near Radom, Poland. He was a butcher his whole life.
He published two volumes of poetry: Herbst-Layden (Autumns Sorrows) (Warsaw, 1914); and In di Flamen (In the Flames) (Radom, 1920).
In his journal Naye Vintn (New Winds) (Radom) 4 (1926-1927), he published stories about the life of butchers. He brought out and edited Literarishe Groupe (Literary Group) in Radom (August 1930-March 1931).
He died in the Radom ghetto.
Sources: Zalmen Reyzen, Leksikon, vol. 4; Seyfer Radom (Volume for Radom) (Tel Aviv, 1961).