Joseph Kornblum

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Józef Kornblum (born 14 February 1917 in Pruchna, died 5 August 2009) is a Jewish writer, prose writer and journalist. Born in Cieszyn Silesia in the merchant family (parents ran a colonial shop), after graduating in 1935 junior high school went to Palestine, where he worked in workers' occupations. He lived in Israel, where he debuted as a writer at the age of 60. In his works he refers to the Cieszyn region. The memory of his childhood was included in the collection of short stories "From Vistula to Jordan". In 2002 he was awarded honorary citizenship of Cieszyn. That same year, Norbertinum published his collection of short stories, Israeli Pictures.

"Publicist writing in Polish, Yiddish and German, author of short stories, feature articles, reportages, humorescences, reviews, allegories, satirists, memoirs, essays and many translations. 1993), "From the Vistula to the Jordan" (Cieszyn 1996), "Love and locusts" (Bielsko-Biała 1999) "

There are several exolibrations by Józef Golc. One of them used the "Cieszyn coat of arms, the Polish emblem and the Star of David, and the joined hands symbolizing relationships with the native land, in another used the autograph and the miniature Star of David, in another tree and resting under him." The inspiration for this exlibris was the last conversation in In 1999, in Cieszyn, the author of exlibris with J. Kornblum, in which he shared nostalgic reflections on life, comparing the old leaning tree to the old man. In Tel Aviv, he gladly sits and relaxes while walking in a park under such old tree. " > Bibliography

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