YOYSEF-DOV BRAKHMAN
He came from Russia, and in the early twentieth century emigrated
to the United States. He lived in
Chicago and worked as a preacher in a local-compatriot association, later
traveling across American Jewish centers with religious texts and booklets in
Yiddish. He was the author of Divre
emet vetsedek (Words of truth and charity), in which “is discussed the
public memory of Jewish troubles and the education of children,” published by
the author (Chicago, 1912), 44 pp.
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