YANKEV-SHMUEL ROZENBLAT (b. March 3, 1902)
He was
born in Gansk, Poland. He studied in
religious primary school. He spent WWII
in the Soviet Union. He debuted in print
in 1931 with a poem in Naye prese
(new press) in Paris, in which he also placed stories. He published feature pieces and poetry in the
Jewish refugee newspapers in Germany: Unzer
veg (Our way), Unzer lebn (Our
life), Dos vort (The word), and Af der vakh (On guard). He arrived in Israel in 1948 and contributed
to: Nayvelt (new world), Fray yisroel (Free Israel), Letste nayes (Latest news), and Yidishe tsaytung (Jewish
newspaper). In book form: In geveb fun doyres, historishe dertseylung
(In the web of generations, historical story) (Tel Aviv: Yidish bukh, 1970),
726 pp. His pen names include: Ben-Malke,
A Poyer, and Yasher.
Ruvn Goldberg
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