SIMKHE
MALIN (d. 1943)
He was born in Brisk (Brest), Lithuania. He studied in the yeshivas of Volozhin, Kovno,
Slonim, and Slobodka, among others. In
1918 he became a rabbi in Bialystok. He
was the author of such religious texts as: Torat
hanikur hashalem (The complete laws of porging) (Bialystok, 1926), 152 pp.;
Torat hasheḥita
vehabedika (Ritual slaughter and inspection) (Bialystok, 1935), 134 pp.; Praktishe metode fun treybern fleysh loyṭ di foderungen fun der letster tsayt
(in shaykhes mitn nayem shkhite-gezets in
poyln) (Practical method for porging meat, according to the requirements of
the recent times, in conjunction with the new slaughtering laws in Poland)
(Warsaw-Bialystok, 1936), 63 pp. He also
published articles in the Bialystok newspaper Undzer lebn (Our life). He
was killed in the Bialystok ghetto during the Nazi occupation.
Sources:
M. N., in Dos vort (Vilna) (1926); Byalistoker almanakh (Bialystok almanac)
(Bialystok, 1931); Byalistoker leksikon
(Bialystok handbook) (Bialystok, 1935); Byalistoker
bilder album (Bialystok picture album) (New York, 1951).
Yankev Kahan
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