Sendatsh, Yankev-Meyer
1875–1917
approx. 41 - 42 years
He was born in Warsaw, Poland. He lived in Warsaw and Lodz. He was a bookseller, an author, and a librarian. Over the years 1904-1916, he owned a lending library on Wschód St. in Lodz.
He published Hassidic tales and adapted moralistic writings in:
Lodzer nakhrikhten (Lodz notices) and
Lodzer Tageblat (Lodz Daily Newspaper),
and in Hebrew
Hatsfira (The Siren) and
Hayom (Today)
— in St. Petersburg, among others.
He authored a series of chapbooks in Yiddish under the general title
Mayse plies (Tale of wonders) (Lodz-Warsaw, 1904-1914), 28 pp. each.
He died in Lodz.
Source: Khayim Leyb Fuks, in fun Nonentn Over (New York) 3 (1957), p. 192.