LEYZER KARDUNER (LUIS KARDÚNER) (1906-June 12, 1978)
From
1912 he was living in Mendoza, Argentina, and in 1936 he settled in Buenos
Aires. The language for his creative
writing was Spanish, and into that language he translated Stempanyu (Stempanyu) by Sholem-Aleichem, Profesor sheling (Professor Sheling) by H. Leivick, Shabes un andere dertseylungen (Sabbath
and other stories) by Y. Opatoshu (Buenos Aires, 1952), 112 pp., and a short
anthology of eight Yiddish poets who were murdered in Soviet Russia: Antologia de poetas judíos, inmolados en la
Unión Soviética (Buenos Aires, 1975), 39 pp. He died in Buenos Aires.
Yoysef Horn
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