FROYM-FISHL
MAMET (April 1, 1913-1989)
He was born in Ludmir (Volodymyr
Volyns’kyi; Pol., Włodzimierz), Volhynia. He came from a Hassidic family. He studied in religious elementary school and
in the yeshivas of Mir and Baranovitsh, and he graduated from a Polish high
school. He spent WWII in Soviet Russia,
later joining the refugees in Munich, and from late 1947 he was in the state of
Israel. He wrote articles for: Dos yudishe togblat (The Jewish daily
newspaper) in Warsaw; Dos vort (The
word) in Vilna; Idishe shtime (Jewish
voice) and Unzer veg (Our way) in
Munich; Letste nayes (Latest news) in
Tel Aviv, with a column on the weekly portion read in synagogue; Unzer vort (Our word) in Paris (from
1973); Di shtime (The voice) in
Mexico City; and Hatsofe (The
spectator) in Tel Aviv. He used the
pseudonym: A. Sh. Raziel.
Berl
Kagan, comp., Leksikon fun
yidish-shraybers (Biographical dictionary of Yiddish writers) (New York,
1986), cols. 362-63.
Ruvn Goldberg
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