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Shtulbakh, Berl
March 20, 1929–
He was born in Buenos Aires, and he graduated from the Jewish teachers’ seminary there.
In 1950 he began writing on religious issues in Idishe Tsaytung (Jewish Newspaper) until it closed down (August 8, 1973). He contributed work to: Unzer Veg (Our Way) in Paris and Hatsofe (The Spectator) in Tel Aviv.
Around 1976 he made aliya to Israel and was an internal contributor to Letste Nayes (Latest News).
שטולבאַך, בערל
20 מאַרץ 1929 –
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