TSVI
TABARI (b. September 15, 1904)
He was born in Vilkomir (Ukmergė), Lithuania. In 1924 he graduated from the Hebrew teachers’
seminary in Kovno. In 1929 he received
ordination into the rabbinate. He later
moved to the United States, was the manager of a Talmud-Torah in Seattle,
Washington, and later of a rabbinical seminary in Baltimore. From 1949 he was director of the Torah
Department of the Jewish Agency in New York.
He published articles on religion and general Jewish issues in: Forverts (Forward), Morgn-zhurnal (Morning journal), Tog-morgn-zhurnal (Day-morning journal), and Tsien (Zion) in New York; Keneder
odler (Canadian eagle) in Montreal; Unzer
veg (Our way) in Paris; Di shtime
(The voice) in Mexico City; and other Hebrew and Yiddish religious
publications.
Source:
Who’s Who in World Jewry (New York,
1955), p. 765.
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