Isaac Berliner
{{Infobox person
| name = Isaac Berliner
| native_name = יצחק בערלינער
| native_name_lang = yi
| birth_date = {{Birth date|1899|09|07}}
| birth_place = Łódź, Congress Poland, Russian Empire
| death_date = June 27 1957
| death_place = Mexico City, Mexico
| occupation = Writer, Street Peddler, Forced Laborer
| years_active = 1917-1955
| awards = Zvi Kessel Award
}}
Isaac Berliner ({{langx|yi|יצחק בערלינער}}; {{langx|he|יצחק ברלינר}}; September 7, 1899–June 27, 1957) was a Mexican-Jewish writer. He was born in Łódź during WW1 he began writing, but moved to Mexico in 1922 where he became an important Mexican Jewish writer and social figure; he died in 1957.
Biography
Isaac Berliner was born on September 7, 1899, in Łódź. He began writing in 1917 while working as a forced laborer after being impressed by the German Army. After emigrating to Mexico in 1922, he originally worked as a street peddler in the Mexican provinces before he moved to Mexico City. In Mexico City he became on the primary Mexican Jewish cultural figures through his writing of essays, stories, poems, and articles, which were published in Warsaw, New York City, Chicago, Toronto, Buenos Aires, Tel Aviv, and Mexico City. In 1955 he received the Zvi Kessel Prize for his book, Gezang fun mentsh. He died on June 27, 1957 in Mexico City.{{Cite web |title=Berliner, Yitskhok — the Congress for Jewish Culture |url=https://congressforjewishculture.org/people/6385/Berliner-Yitskhok |access-date=2025-03-20 |website=congressforjewishculture.org |language=en}}{{Cite book |last=Roth |first=Cecil |url=https://archive.org/details/encyclopaediajud04roth |title=Encyclopaedia Judaica |date=1974 |publisher=Jerusalem : Encyclopaedia Judaica |others=Internet Archive |volume=4 |pages=665 |language=en}}
Berliner's writing was influenced by that of fellow Łódź writer Moshe Bronderzon but his writing was more socially conscious with him frequently decrying rampant Mexican poverty.