MORDEKHAI BOYMBERG (BAUMBERG)
He lived in Warsaw and was a regular contributor to the
Orthodox press: Der yud (The Jew), Dos yidishe vort (The Jewish
word), Togblat (Daily news), and Yugnt-bleter (Youth news), all
in Warsaw. He was a teacher and the
director of Orthodox schools, as well as the director of the Khavatselet high
school, in Warsaw. He authored textbooks
for use in religious education: Vezot haberakha (And this is the
blessing), “a volume to study religion in school and at home, concerning the
blessings, prayers, and Jewish laws, in Loshn-koydesh [Hebrew and Aramaic] and
in Yiddish” (Bendin: Levin Alter), 50 pp.; Shul-bukh far yidisher geshikhte,
loytn tanakh (Schoolbook for Jewish history, according to the Hebrew Bible),
part one (Bendin: Levin Alter, 1929). He
was killed while under Nazi rule.
Source:
Oral information from Rabbi Dr. M. Shvartsman in Winnipeg, Canada.
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