MEYER RAK (b. July 6, 1911)
He was
born in Warsaw. He studied in religious
elementary school and graduated from a Jewish public school. He worked as a tailor. He began publishing in Kleyne folkstsaytung (Little people’s newspaper) in Warsaw. He wrote stories for Folkstaytung (People’s newspaper), Foroys (Onward) in Warsaw, and Vokhnshrift
far literatur (Weekly writing for literature). In late 1939 he fled to Russia and in 1940
was exiled to Siberia. Over the years
1946-1950, he lived in Stockholm and from there moved to New York. He wrote article for Forverts (Forward), Veker
(Alarm), Fraye arbeter shtime (Free voice
of labor), and Tsukunft (Future),
among other serials.
Berl Cohen
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