Born in 1909 in Lithuania, he was one of Beitar’s founding members and held high posts in the movement, both as leader of the Kovno Beitar branch and as leader of Lithuanian Beitar. He published a lot of articles in both the local and the international press and was a graduate of the Marine School of Beitar in Chivitavekkia, Italy. In 1937, appointed as the head of Beitar Administration, he worked in London under Jabotinsky. In 1940, during a visit to Lithuania, he was forbidden to leave and in 1941 he was arrested with his wife and parents. Imprisoned in the Onezhski labour camp near Archangelsk, he died in the camp on the 19th April, 1942. Remember & Save website
