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12018-03-27T17:51:04-07:00Avraham Leib Shalkovich (a.k.a. Ben-Avigdor)5plain2018-07-17T21:52:26-07:00Zaludok, LithuaniaFebruary 8, 1905April 4, 1905116Carlsbad, Bohemia (Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic)Avraham Leib Shalkovich (1866–1921) was a Hebrew writer and publisher. He set up the first publicly funded Jewish printing press, Aḥi’asaf, and published a variety of Jewish literature.
