MEYER GLIOT
He was born in Vilna, where he
received a Jewish and a general education.
He graduated from the Vilna Jewish teachers’ seminary. Later he worked as a teacher and a devoted
leader of the Tsisho (Central Jewish School Organization) schools in various
Polish cities. He published articles on
children’s psychology in Shul-vegn
(School ways) in Warsaw (1934-1936).
During WWII, he departed for Russia and for a time was a soldier in the
Red Army at the Stalingrad front. He
returned from there and then disappeared without a trace. According to information from M. Ayznbud of
Melbourne, he died later.
Source:
M. Ayznbud, Lerer-yizker-bukh
(Teachers memorial volume) (New York, 1952-1954).
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