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זילבערשטײן, מ.

Zilbershteyn, M.

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Khodetsh (Chodecz), Vlotslavek (Włocławek) district, Poland
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Leksikon (vol 3) p.631
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    Zilbershteyn, M.

    1903–

    He was born in Khodetsh (Chodecz), Vlotslavek (Włocławek) district, Poland. He moved in his youth to Warsaw and graduated from a Polish Jewish high school.

    He was a contributor to Groshn Biblyotek (Penny Library). He published several biographies of popular personalities and historical figures, such as: Shabse Tsvi (Shabbatai Tsvi, the false messiah) (Warsaw, 1930), 62 pp.; and Anri Barbis (Henri Barbusse) (Warsaw, 1935), 64 pp.

    WWII there has been no further information about him.

     

    Source: Literarishe Bleter (Warsaw) (October 18, 1935).

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    זילבערשטײן, מ.

    1903 – 

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