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Avrom Reyzen
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12018-03-27T17:50:56-07:00Avrom Reyzen (Abraham Reisen)6plain2018-07-17T23:28:57-07:00Koidanov, BelarusFebruary 18, 1905March 31, 195328New York City, NY, USAAvrom Reyzen (1876–1953) was a writer, poet, and editor. Reyzen lived in St. Petersberg, Vilna, Warsaw, and New York, publishing literary periodicals and becoming known for simple and memorable poems and short stories.
