DOVID SHEYNBERG (1913-March 23, 1942)
He was
born in Baranovitsh (Baranovichi), Byelorussia.
He studied in religious elementary schools and yeshivas, and he was a
pupil of the Chofets-Hayim. He was
murdered in the Baranovichi ghetto. He
published in Orthodox newspapers: Dos
yudishe togblat (The Jewish daily newspaper) in Warsaw, Yudishe arbayter shtime (The voice of
Jewish labor) in Lodz, and Dos vort
(The word) in Vilna, among others. He
published articles, poems, stories, and sketches. He also wrote a biography of the
Chofets-Hayim (around 1936). His pen
name: Ariel.
Source: Moyshe
Prager, Antologye fun religyeze lider
un dertseylungen (Anthology of religious poems
and stories) (New York, 1955), pp. 575-83.
Berl Cohen
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