PEYSEKH
GORDON
He was born in Plotl (Plateliai),
Lithuania. He studied in religious
elementary school and yeshiva. In book
form: Tsu kaykhen far gelekhter, vol.
1: Humoristishe mayses, sharfzinige
vitsn, aforizmen un glaykhvertlekh (Gasping for laughter, vol. 1: Humorous
tales, spirited jokes, aphorisms, and witticisms) (Tel Aviv, 1934), 279 pp.; Der tshikaver sharfziniger humorist,
humoristishe mayses un sharfzinige vitsn (The curious, spirited humorist,
humorous tales and spirited jokes) (Tel Aviv, 1935/1936), 288 pp.; Der oytser fun mayn gedanken-velt,
sharfzinike aforizmen, epigramen un glaykhvertlekh (Treasury from my world
of ideas: spirited aphorisms, epigrams, and witticisms), vol. 3 (Tel Aviv,
1936/1937), 194 pp. In truth, he was a
little-known humorist.
Berl
Kagan, comp., Leksikon fun
yidish-shraybers (Biographical dictionary of Yiddish writers) (New York,
1986), col. 146.
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