Paul Adler

1878–1946 (age 68)

Biography

Paul Adler, born in 1878, contributed essays and stories that reflected both personal insight and broader social themes, offering readers thoughtfulness rooted in his Jewish identity.

He remained committed to his community through the upheavals of the first half of the 20th century, and his passing in 1946 closed a chapter of quiet but persistent literary witness remembered at the New Jewish Cemetery.

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