KHAYIM-SHLOYME
ZILBERMAN (b. 1888)
He was born in Suwalk,
Lithuania. He received rabbinical ordination
at the Telz Yeshiva. From 1920 he was
working as a rabbi in Suwalk. He was the
author of Sefer shulḥan
hashabat (Book of the Sabbath table), in which he explains in a popular
Yiddish idiom the Jewish laws and customs of Shabbat on the basis of the Torah,
Midrashim, and other sources. The book
appeared in three parts: part 1 (Suwalk, 1922), 140 pp.; part 2 (Suwalk, 1923),
120 pp.; and part 3 (Suwalk, 1925), 122 pp. and 7 pp. No information about him has been gleaned since
WWII.
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