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Ovsey “Shike” Driz
Birth Date
May 16, 1908
Birth Place
Krasnoe, Ukraine
Death Date
February 14, 1971
Death Place
Russia

Ovsey “Shike” Driz  Biography

Ovsey (Shike) Driz was a poet. Born May 16, 1908 in the town of Krasnoe (Podolskaya province of the Russian Empire, now Ukraine). He grew up in his grandfather’s house, because his father died suddenly before his birth.

He received a traditional Jewish education. He studied at the Ukrainian secondary school, at the Kiev Art College, and then at the Kiev Institute of Art. In 1934 he volunteered for the Red Army. He served in the border troops. During the Great Patriotic War he was in the army. After demobilization in 1947 he settled in Moscow, where he worked for a long time as a painter, stuccoer, granulator of marble.

The author of poetry collections “Lichte Thief / Bright Being” (1930), “Stolener koyeh / Steel Force” (1934), “Die Sterte String / Fourth String” (1969).

Ovsey Driz died on February 14, 1971 and was buried at Vostryakovskoe Cemetery in Moscow (USSR, now Russia).

9 thoughts on “Kaminos”

  1. Jim Borman says:

    Was Nicholas related to Alexander Saslavsky who married Celeste Izolee Todd?

  2. Mark Goldman says:

    Anyone have a contact email for Yair Klinger or link to score for Ha-Bayta?

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  4. Orien McKee says:

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  6. Albert Wells says:

    The article says Sheb recorded his last song just 4 days before he died, but does not tell us the name of it. I be curious what it was. I’d like to hear it.

  7. Joseph Smith says:

    Would anyone happen to know where I can find a copy of the sheet music for a Gil Aldema Choral (SATB) arrangement for Naomi Shemer’s “Sheleg Al Iri”. (Snow on my Village)?

    Joseph Smith
    Kol Ram Community Choir, NYC

  8. משה קונג (born Maurice King) says:

    שלום שמעון!

    לא שכחתי אותך. עזבתי את ישראל בפברואר 1998 כדי להביא את בני האוטיסט לקבל את העזרה המקצועית שלא הייתה קיימת אז בישראל. זה סיפור מאוד עצוב וטרגי, אבל אני הייתי היחיד עם ביצים שהביא אותו והייתי הורה יחיד בשבילו במשך חמישה חודשים. הוא היה אז בן 9. כעת הוא בן 36 ומתפקד באופן עצמאי. נתתי לו הזדמנות לעתיד נורמלי. בטח, אבות כולם חרא, אומרים הפמינציות, אבל כולם צריכים לעבוד כמטרות במטווחי רובה!

    משה קונג
    (Maurice King)

  9. Thank you for this wonderful remembrance of Herman Zalis. My late father, Henry Wahrman, was one of his students. Note the correct spelling of his name for future reference. Thank you again for sharing this.

    Tirza Wahrman (Mitlak)

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