DAVID
LUTSKI (May 5, 1910-July 2, 1992)
He was born in Pinsk, Byelorussia. He received both a Jewish and a general
education. He studied law and
economics. From 1933 he was living in
Israel. He was a leader in the pioneer
and labor movement. He began his
journalistic activities in the Hebrew-language labor press: Shearim (Gates) and Hashilton hamekomi (The local government), among others. From 1944 he wrote also in Yiddish. He was secretary of the editorial board of Letste nayes (Latest news) and editor of
Yidishe tsaytung (Jewish newspaper)—both
in Tel Aviv. He published articles,
mainly about the Israeli economy. In
book form he published: Hashilton hamekomi
beyisrael (Local government in Israel) (Tel Aviv, 1958), 91 pp. He compiled and edited the collection of data
in: Madrikh leinyene hashilton hamekomi
beyisrael (Guide to matters involving local government in Israel), vols. A
and B (Tel Aviv, 1959). He also
published under such pen names as: Ariml and D. Ben-Yehuda. He was last working for the Tel Aviv
magistracy.
Sources:
Sefer hashana shel haitonaim (The annual of newspapers) (Tel Aviv, 1948/1949), p. 244;
Meylekh Ravitsh, Mayn leksikon (My
lexicon), vol. 3 (Montreal, 1958), p. 478.
Khayim Leyb
Fuks
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