NISN RABIN (b. 1868)
He was born
in Ponevezh (Panevėžys),
Lithuania, the son of a local religious judge.
He later lived in Vilna. He wrote
essays in the Orthodox Hamodia (The
herald), and in Yiddish he published: Di virklikhe
ekonomye, a erklerung iber di ekonomishe rekht fun der toyre also farglaykh
tsum sotsyalizm (The real economy, an explanation of the economic rights in
the Torah in comparison to socialism) (Vilna, 1906), 44 pp., using the pen name
Ben-Rav; and Di idishe shtime, bilder un
ertseylungen fun idishen leben (The Jewish voice, images and stories of
Jewish life) (Vilna, 1911), 189 pp., using the pen name Rabn.
Source: Zalmen Reyzen, Leksikon, vol. 4.
Berl Cohen
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