Izaak Rybal
Bialystoker administrator and successor to David Sohn.
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... Since 1947, Mr. Rybal served on the Home’s Board
of Directors, later as its Vice-Chairman and, in 1967,
shortly before Mr. Sohn’s death, succeeded him as Gen-
eral Secretary. In 1973, Izaak Rybal became the full-
time General Secretary of the Bialystoker Center,
Home and Infirmary for the Aged. ...... I have known Izaak Rybal and worked closely with
him on a daily basis for the past nine years. In that
length of time, you get to recognize another’s total per-
sonality, his ideals, joys, sorrows and hopes. I would
like to share with you some of my perceptions of Mr.
Rybal. ...... Mr. Sohn’s successor as the Stimme’s editor is
Izaak Rybal, General Secretary of the Bialystoker Cen-
ter. The co-editor of the English section is Rabbi Lowell
S. Kronick, Chaplain. The Stimme, which in recent
years expanded its content and format, is read by Bia-
lystoker /andsleit and friends everywhere. ...... First Row, L. to R.: Diana Medvedev, Rubin Bindler, Sam Solasz, I. Shmulewitz, Raya Zak, Yedidia L. Hamburg. Second Row:
Yehoshua Schachter, Morris Molosofsky, Paul Schochet, Dora Mintz, Abraham Mintz, Izaak Rybal. Third Row: Sol Krim,
Mike Kremer, Charles Schwecher, Rabbi Lowell S. Kronick, Jacob Beren, Harold Talin, Harold Morrow. ...succeeded him as Gen- eral Secretary.
- date:
- 1967
- role:
- General Secretary
Born in Bialystok to Dwejre and Meir Rybalowski
The text identifies them as Izaak’s parents, but the predicate direction is represented from child to parent.
Born in Bialystok to Dwejre and Meir Rybalowski
The text identifies them as Izaak’s parents, but the predicate direction is represented from child to parent.
Mr. Sohn’s successor as the Stimme’s editor is Izaak Rybal
- role:
- editor
Izaak Rybal was born in Bialystok.
Izaak Rybal was drafted into the Russian Army after the German invasion in 1941.
Izaak Rybal settled in Tashkent during the war years.
Izaak Rybal was exiled to Siberia with other Polish citizens during the war.
Izaak Rybal returned to Bialystok in 1945 at the end of the war.
Izaak Rybal arrived in the United States in 1947.