ADELE FRIDMAN (1897-September 24, 1963)
The wife
of Kalmen Fridman, she was born in Lodz, Poland. She graduated from public school and went on
to become a worker. In 1923 he arrived
in the United States, and until her death she was active in Jewish cultural and
school life. From 1930 she published
lyrical and children’s poetry in: Morgn-frayhayt
(Morning freedom), Yidishe kultur
(Jewish culture), and Zamlungen
(Collections) in New York; Yidishe
shriftn (Yiddish writings) in Warsaw; and Parizer tsaytshrift (Parisian periodical); among others. In book form: (posthumously published) In bavunder, lider (In wonderment,
poetry), poems for children and adults, title page drawings by Moyshe Kish (New
York, 1967), 192 pp. (musical notations for three of the poems by Vladimir
Khafets, Mortkhe Yardeni, and A. Shragin).
She died in New York.
Sources: Yidishe
kultur (New York) (November 1963); Dovid Seltser, in Morgn-frayhayt (New York) (November 3, 1964).
Khayim Leyb Fuks
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