M.
GELBFISH (b. 1896)
He was born in Warsaw, Poland, into
a Hassidic family. He received both a
Jewish and a general education. He
graduated from a commercial school. He
was the author of Bukhhalterye far ale,
topele yidish-poylishe bukhfirung: di laykhste metode zikh oystsulernen on der
hilf fun a lerer, di topele bukhfirung, teorye un praktik (Bookkeeping for
everyone, double-entry Yiddish-Polish bookkeeping: the easiest method to learn
without the help of a teacher, double-entry bookkeeping, theory and practice)
(Warsaw, 1927), 150 pp. This volume,
written at the time of the Grabski decrees on small enterprises in Poland, was
a book on how to keep books and was very important for small Jewish businessmen
who had no capacity to employ their own bookkeepers.
Source:
Biblyografishe yorbikher fun yivo
(Bibliographic yearbooks from YIVO) (Warsaw, 1928), p. 342.
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