In one story in which this character appears, he troubles the narrator by saying he "might very well be dropping in" at a cooperative store, and this character notes that his father "isn't a navy man"
In one story in which this character appears, he troubles the narrator by saying he "might very well be dropping in" at a cooperative store, and this character notes that his father "isn't a navy man" when discussing the purchase of a new suit. This character meets Kolya before they kiss and apologize, and he is warned of a police raid during his sister's wedding. That story also explains how this character killed Eichbaum's cattle before marrying Eichbaum's daughter Zilya. Moiseika claims to have been the first to pronounce this character's nickname after this character leaves Savka's funeral in his red car. This character appears in a collection of short stories along with Froim Groch and Lyubka which begins with the story titled for his nickname, "The King." For 10 points, name this character who leads the gangsters in Moldavanka in Isaac Babel's The Odessa Tales.
In one story in which this character appears, he troubles the narrator by saying he "might very well be dropping in" at a cooperative store, and this character notes that his father "isn't a navy man" when discussing the purchase of a new suit.
Benya Krik [accept either]