DOVID
PUKHALNIK (b. 1902)
He was born in Berestechko,
Volhynia. He was a student of the
humanities at the “Free University” in Warsaw.
He went on to become a teacher in Lide (Lida), Lutsk, and Berestechko
(he lived there until WWII). He
published poetry, novellas, and articles in: Volin (Volhynia), Voliner
prese (Volhynian press), Lutsker vort
(Lutsk word), Voliner vokh (Volhynian
week), Rovner shtime (Voice of
Rovno); and Literarishe bleter
(Literary leaves), Foroys (Onward),
and Shprotsungen (Sprouts) in Warsaw;
Di post (The mail) in Cracow; and Inzl (Island) in Lodz; among
others. In book form: Kh’vil nisht shtarbn, noveln un lider (I
don’t want to die, stories and poems) (Lutsk, 1936), 70 pp.; Hintish blut, noveln (Dog’s blood,
stories) (Warsaw, 1937), 130 pp.; Poshet
un klor (Simple and clear), poetry (Warsaw, 1938), 41 pp. There has been no information about him since
WWII.
Sources:
Yedies fun yivo (Vilna) 3-4 (1937); Foroys (Warsaw) (April 1, 1938); Literarishe bleter (Warsaw) (April 20,
1938).
Khayim Leyb Fuks
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