Person · library manager
Awrom Kutik
Awrom Kutik
Manager of a Bialystok library containing Russian, German, and Yiddish books.
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... The Bundists agitated in the streets, urging the
Jewish masses to throw away their banal novels and
replace them with Bundist literature provided by two
libraries in Bialystok, one run by Rabbi Szmuel Mohi-
lewer, the Zionist-oriented rabbi. These books were in
Hebrew and dealt mainly with the need to settle in
Israel. The other library, under the management of
Awrom Kutik, contained Russian, German and Yiddish ...Connected nodes
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