Nachum Sternheim

Nachum Shternheim or Nochem Sternheim (; December 7, 1876 - 1942) was Jewish poet, composer, and songwriter who wrote in Yiddish. Biography Nachum Sternheim was born in Rzeszów, Austrian partition of Poland. and was an activist of Poale Zion in Rzeszów. In 1908 he moved to the United States and worked at a factory in New York. After some time he moved to the West Coast and started writing as a musician and composer in the emerging film industry. For unknown reasons, in 1912 he returned to Rzeszów. Friday Night . It may be heard on the 1993 album Ałef-Bejs by Sława Przybylska "Malkele" or "Tayere Malkele" ("Dear Malkele") (Malkele is a diminutive of Malka) "Legionen Marsch" (לעגיונען מארש)

Family Nachum had brother, Efraim, born on July 14, 1879, and a sister, Riwa, born on November 1, 1891. On March 21, 1926, Nachum Sternheim married Ernestyna Rabb, and despite lack of children and him being over 20 years older than his wife, the marriage was successful.