RUKHAME-ELKE
YAFIN-KATS (ANNIE N. JAFFIN-KATZ) (d. December 1, 1966)
She came to the United States when
quite young. She was a rabbi’s wife and
was active in “Hapoel hamizrachi” (Mizrachi labor). From time to time, she wrote articles for
party publications and poems in Der
amerikaner (The American) in New York.
In book form: Gezamelte shriftn, lider
un opshatsungen (Collected writings, poems and reviews)[1] (New York, 1968), 92 pp. in
Yiddish, 108 pp. in English. She died in
New York and was buried in Jerusalem.
Source:
B. Ts. Goldberg, in Tog-morgn-zhurnal
(New York) (October 13, 1969).
[1] Translator’s note. According to WorldCat, the book
carried the more poetic English title: Leaves
from a Musing Heart: Poems and Occasional Pieces. (JAF)
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