AVROM
VARSHAVSKI
He was born in Odessa, Ukraine. After the Bolshevik uprising in Russia, he
moved to England (1918) and settled in Hull where he earned a living as a
merchant. He was the author of Di khokhme hatalmud un di nayeste
erfindungen (Talmud scholars and the latest inventions) (Warsaw, 1933), 181
pp. In the foreword, he wrote that the
goal of his book was to demonstrate the influences of the Talmud on modern
civilization over the course of the previous 150 years. He also wrote Kavod hatora velomdeha (The majesty of the Torah and the study of
it), a polemical work (London, 1930), 64 pp.
Other biographical information remains unknown.
Source:
Yivo-bleter (Vilna) 8.3 (1935).
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