-
education in Polish, Ukrainian, and German. He sang with then-famous
hazzan Borekh Shor's
chorus until his
voice changed, then
became a klezmer,
playing b****...
- Solotaroff's
views moved towards nationalism and
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theatre star, born in Gomel, Belarus. In
childhood he sang for the Hazzan,
Borekh David.
Having no
interest in education, he was sent to
learn a trade, but...
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Yiddish vaudeville. The
couple also
wrote plays.
Their son,
Bruce Adler (
Borekh Yosl, born 1944) pla****
Yiddish theater when he was young. He also later...
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Organization was
headed by
Bernard Lerner (died 1988),
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