KHAYIM FRIDLAND
He came
from Latvia. He was active in the leftist
political and trade union movement and was arrested on several occasions. He contributed to the legal and illegal
Yiddish periodical press in Riga, such as: Arbeter
velt (Workers’ world), published initially every two weeks and from issue
no. 23 as a weekly in Riga (1927-1929—he was also editor. He also wrote for: Di vokh (The week) in Riga (1927); and Undzer tsayt (Our time) in Kovno; among others. There has been no information about him since
WWII.
Sources: Biblyografishe
yorbikher fun yivo (Bibliographic yearbooks from YIVO) (Warsaw, 1928), see
index; Almanakh fun riger relief
(Almanac of Riga relief) (New York, 1948).
Khayim Leyb Fuks
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