OSHER SHTSHUTSHINSKI (OSHER JAIME SCHUCHINSKI) (b. December 14, 1907)
He was
an author of stories, born in Gonyondz (Goniądz), Poland.
He attended religious elementary school and graduated from a Tarbut
school. From 1927 he was living in Cuba,
from 1961 in New York, and later in life in Miami Beach. He published stories in: Yerusholaimer almanakh (Jerusalem almanac), Havaner lebn (Havana life), Af
kubaner erd (On Cuban soil) in Havana, Letste
nayes (Latest news) and Yisroel
shtime (Voice of Israel) in Tel Aviv, Der
veg (The way) in Mexico City, Di
prese (The press) in Buenos Aires, and in New York: Yidishe kultur (Jewish culture), Zayn (To be), Undzer eygn
vort (Our own word), and Hamshekh
(Continuation), among others. He edited
(with B. Shames) Nay vort (New word),
a one-off publication in Havana (1936), and Onheyb,
gezelshaftlekh-literarisher zhurnal (Beginning, a social-literary journal)
in Miami Beach (issue no. 1, December 1982).
His work also appeared in Shmuel Rozhanski, Yisroel in di tfutses, fragmentn fun forsharbetn tsu der
kharakteristik, zikhroynes, bilder (Israel and the Diaspora, fragments of
research into characteristics, memoirs, images) (Buenos Aires, 1981). His books include: A lebn af hefker un andere dertseylungen (A life of abandon and
other stories) (Havana: Havaner lebn, 1960), 155 pp.; Fun land tsu land, dertseylungen (From country to country, stories)
(Tel Aviv: Perets Publ., 1979), 269 pp.; Tsvishn
erd un yam, lider (Between land and sea, poetry) (Tel Aviv: Perets Publ.,
1980), 175 pp.; Harbstiker shnit,
dertseylungen (Autumn harvest, stories) (Tel Aviv: Perets Publ., 1983), 251
pp.
Source: Yerusholaimer
almanakh 8 (1977).
Yekhezkl Lifshits
[Additional information from: Berl Kagan, comp., Leksikon fun yidish-shraybers
(Biographical dictionary of Yiddish writers) (New York, 1986), col. 527.]
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