LOUIS SUGERMAN
He was born
in Belerodke, Ukraine. He emigrated to
the United States. He debuted in print in
Chicago’s Idisher kuryer (Jewish
courier) with a poem (November 1938). He
published there the novels: Khupe afn
beys-oylem (Wedding canopy in a cemetery) and Kadesh der vasertreger (Kadesh the water carrier). He also wrote for Amerikaner (American) and for N. Kravits’s Der idisher veg (The Jewish way) in Chicago. In book form: Tsar un hofenung (Sorrow and hope) (Chicago, 1948), 208 pp.; Der getlekher ben-tsien, a noṿele fun idishen lebn in rusland in
akhtsentn yorhunder (The divine son of Zion, a tale of Jewish life in
Russia in the eighteenth century) (Chicago, n.d.), 246 pp.
Berl Cohen
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