Melech Ravitch

Melech Ravitch was a Canadian writer of notable stature in the literary world, born in 1893. He is better known by his pen name rather than his given name, Zechariah Choneh Bergner. As a prominent figure in Yiddish literature, Ravitch made significant contributions to the field through his work as a poet and essayist.

Ravitch's literary career spanned a considerable period, earning him recognition as one of the leading Yiddish literary figures globally, both before and after the Holocaust. His writings were widely published in the international Yiddish press, various anthologies, and also in translated form, showcasing his talent to a broad audience. He passed away in 1976, leaving behind a legacy in Yiddish literature.