GILE RAYZBERG-GRINBERG (b. June 17, 1909)
She was
born in Chernigov, Ukraine. She attended
public school and teachers’ seminary in Zhdanov (before that in Mariampol) and
worked as a teacher there in a Jewish school.
In 1929 she completed the course in journalism in Kharkov and wrote for
the weekly Zay greyt (Get ready) in
Kharkov. She published stories and
reportage pieces in Komsomol’skaia Pravda
(Young Communist truth), using the pen name Zheni Chernikhovski and under her
maiden name Zheni Nidelman. From 1949
she was living in Israel. From time to
time, she wrote for Letste nayes
(Latest news). Her two novels were
translated from manuscripts into Hebrew: Hitgosheshut
yetsarim, roman (Struggling passions, a novel) (Jerusalem, 1972), 243 pp.;
and Hu halakh im shaḥar, roman (He went
at dawn, a novel) (Tel Aviv, 1978), 344 pp.
Ruvn Goldberg
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