Background
Udler, Rubin Yakovlevitch was born on September 27, 1925 in Braila, Muntenia, Romania. Son of Yakov Aronovitch and Dina Vladimirovna (Gleizer) Udler. came to the United States, 1992.
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Rubin Yakovlevitch Udler, Moldovan Linguist. Avocations: collecting old books, coins, traveling
M C. Corresponding member Moldavian Academy Sciences Presidium of Moldavian Academy Sciences; member Modern Language Association, American Association Teachers Slavic and East European Langs., American Society Romanian Studies, Holocaust Center United Jewish Federation Greater Pittsburgh Jewish.
Education
Bachelor in Philological Science, U. Chernovtsy, Ukraine, 1951; Master in Philological Science, Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics Academy Sciences, Moscow, 1961; D in Philological Science, Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics Academy Sciences, Leningrad, 1974.
Career
Deputy chairman foreign languages department, Chernovtsy State Pedagogical Institute, 1951-1956;
junior science researcher dialectology section, Moldavian branch Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics Academy Sciences, Kishinev, Moldova, 1956-1961;
chief dialectology and experimental phonetics section, Moldavian Academy Sciences, Kishinev, 1961-1980;
chief dialectology and history of language section, Moldavian Academy Sciences, Kishinev, 1980-1986;
chief dialectology and linguistic geography department, Moldavian Academy Sciences, Kishinev, 1986-1992;
deputy of academician-secretary of social studies department, Moldavian Academy Sciences, Kishinev, 1989-1992;
center associate U. Center for International Studies, U. Pittsburgh, since 1994. Translator Soviet Bucovina newspaper, Chernovtsy, 1951-1952. Member editorial board Moldavian Language and Literature, 1961-1991, Journal Linguistics and Study of Literature, 1991-1992.
Senior science researcher All-Union Certified Committee, Moscow, 1963.
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Corresponding member Moldavian Academy Sciences Presidium of Moldavian Academy Sciences. Member Modern Language Association, American Association Teachers Slavic and East European Langs., American Society Romanian Studies, Holocaust Center United Jewish Federation Greater Pittsburgh Jewish.
Connections
Married Malka Il'initchna Alexenberg, July 8, 1956. Children: Arthur, Angela.
