VOLF BLATBERG (WOLF BLATTBERG) (January 16, 1896-1958)
Born in Cracow, Poland, he graduated from the Jewish
Theological Seminary in Vienna (1921) and received his doctorate from Cracow
University. He was one of the leaders of
the cultural division in the World Jewish Congress in New York. By training, he was a Hebrew teacher. In Yiddish he published: Di geshikhte fun
di hebreishe un yidishe shrayber in sovetn-farband (The history of the Hebrew
and Yiddish writers in the Soviet Union) (New York: Institute of Jewish
Affairs, World Jewish Congress, 1953), 29 pp., in mimeograph format. He was also the author of two
English-language books on Jewish themes.
Source:
Who Is Who in World Jewry (New York, 1955).
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