AMNON
AYZENSHTADT (AJZENSTADT) (b. April 28, 1918)
He was born in Tsoyzmir (Sandomierz),
Poland, and raised in a Hassidic household.
Until late 1939 he was in Warsaw, a student in a religious teachers’
seminary and a music conservatory. He
survived the ghetto and concentration camps.
From 1948 he was living in Toronto.
He wrote articles for Idishe
zhurnal (Jewish journal) in Toronto, Keneder
odler (Canadian eagle) in Montreal, and others. He also authored: Un di erd hot nisht tsugedekt dos blut (And the earth did not cover
the blood) (Toronto, 1962), 373 pp.
Source:
Kh. L. Fuks, Hundert yor yidishe un hebreishe literatur
in kanade (A century of Yiddish and Hebrew literature in Canada) (Montreal,
1980).
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