DANIEL KUKYELKO (KUKIELKA) (b. January 5, 1907)
The
author of stories, he was born in Warsaw.
He studied in Talmud-Torah, later in a public school. In 1930 he emigrated to Paris. From 1942 he was in the French resistance
movement. He began writing stories for Der teater-shpigl (The theater mirror)
in Paris (1950), thereafter placing work in: Unzer vort (Our word), the weekly newspaper Unzer veg (Our way), the daily Unzer
shtime (Our voice), Parizer heftn
(Parisian notebooks), and Dorem-afrike
(South Africa). In book form: Azoy vi in a kholem (Just as in a dream),
a novel (Paris: Polyglottes, 1966), 224 pp., published serially earlier in Haynt (Today) in Montevideo; In yene goyrldike teg (In those fateful
days) (Paris: Polyglottes, 1970), 270 pp.; Unter
bloye himlen, in un arum yisroel (Under blue skies, in and around Israel) (Paris:
Impressions Populaires, 1977), 400 pp.; Tsurik
tsum shtam (Return to origins), a novel (Paris, 1979), 335 pp.
Berl Cohen
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