SHAMMAI GRINBERG (b. October 9, 1905)
He was born in Pinsk, Polesye. He studied in religious primary school and in
a Talmud-Torah, as well as on his own.
From 1923 he was living in Argentina.
In 1928 he settled in Montevideo, Uruguay, where he was active in various
cultural institutions. He was the
Uruguay correspondent for Di prese
(The press) in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
He also published in Morgntsaytung
(Morning newspaper), Di naye tsayt
(The new times), and Undzer tsayt
(Our time) in Buenos Aires; and in Undzer
vort (Our word), Undzer veg (Our
way), Undzer fraynd (Our friend), and
Undzer shul (Our school)—all in
Montevideo. He was a member of the
editorial board of Folksblat (People’s
newspaper) and a co-editor of Dos vort
(The word) in Montevideo. He wrote under
such pen names as: Shame Tsipes, Sh. N. Adler, Sh. Verde, Sh. Pinsker, and Sh.
Avi-Ver. He was living in Montevideo.
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