MOYSHE BARNIK (1895-July 4, 1939)
Born in Rozhnyatow, Eastern Galicia, into a merchant’s
family. He studied in religious
elementary school and high school, and graduated from a rabbinical seminary in
Vienna. He was a teacher by profession and
a leader of the Tarbut movement in Galicia.
He published in Haolam (The world), Hatsfira (The siren), Haboker
(This morning), and Haarets (The land); and he published in Yiddish
children’s songs and stories, as well as a pamphlet, entitled Undzer khinekh
(Our education) (Lemberg, 1928), 20 pp. He died in Tel Aviv.
Source:
D. Tidhar, Entsiklopedyah leḥalutse hayishuv uvonav (Encyclopedia of
the founders and builders of Israel), vol. 5 (Tel Aviv, 1930-1931),
p. 2115.
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