AVROM OSTROVER (b. April 1901)
Born in Plotsk (Płock), Poland. He was the brother of the Russian Jewish writer
Liev Ostrovyer. During WWI, he was a
leader of Hashomer Hatsair (“the
youth guard,” a youth Zionist socialist group). He was by vocation a lawyer. In the 1940s he came to the United States (Washington)
as a refugee. He published a booklet of
poems entitled In ofte farnakhtn (On many an evening) (Warsaw, 1922), 44
pp.
Source: Plotsk, bletlekh
geshikhte fun yidishn lebn in alter heym (Plotsk, pages from the history of
Jewish life in the old country) (Buenos Aires, 1945)
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