Tayts, Dovid
1910–
He was born in Riga, Latvia. He attended in a Hebrew high school and studied to be an engineer at the local university. For a time he was active in Zionist organizations, later involved with the Jewish left which he left after 1937.
He debuted in print with a story entitled “A Shlitele” (A Little Sled) in Frimorgn (Morning) in Riga (1931). He contributed also to: Yidishe Bilder (Jewish Images), Unzer Vort (Our Word), and the Collection Riger Shriftn (Riga Writings) (1936), among others—all in Riga; Tog (Day) in Vilna; and Nayer Folksblat (New People’s Newspaper) in Lodz; and other serials.
Further information remains unknown.
Source: Zalmen Reyzen-Arkhiv (Zalmen Reyzen Archive) (New York, YIVO).