July 7, 1908-July 10, 1964
He was a bibliographer, born in Warsaw. He attended a Polish public school. He was in Soviet Russia during WWII.
In the 1930s he became involved in Yiddish bibliography in Warsaw, as he was after WWII. He placed work in: Folks-Shtime (Voice of the People) and Bleter far Geshikhte (Pages for History)—in Warsaw.
He published:
Biblyografye fun Oysgabes Aroysgegebn Durkh di Arbeter-Parteyen in Poyln, 1918-1939 (Bibliography of Works Published by Workers Parties in Poland, 1918-1939) (Warsaw: Yidish Bukh, 1963), 182 pp.;
Bibliografia dzienników żydowskich wydawanych w Polsce w latach 1918-1939 w je̜zyku polskim (Bibliography of Jewish Dailies Published in Poland in 1918-1939 in Polish) (Warsaw: Institute of Jewish History, 1981).
He wrote a lengthy piece, entitled
“Materyaln tsu a Biblyografye fun Yidisher Peryodike in Poyln, 1918-1939” (Materials Toward a Bibliography of Yiddish Periodicals in Poland, 1918-1939), in Shtudyes Vegn Yidn in Poyln, 1919-1939 (Jewish Studies in Poland, 1919-1939), ed. Joshua A. Fishman (New York, 1974).
He died in Warsaw.