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Yiddish

This chapter begins by outlining the history and development of Yiddish, the traditional vernacular of Ashkenazic Jews, and it discusses how Yiddish went from being a vibrant language spoken by millions to being an endangered minority language with only a fraction of its original speaker population – primarily as a result of the Holocaust.
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Yiddish language socialization across communities: Religion, ideologies, and variation

Language and Communication, 2015
Netta Avineri
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Yiddish across borders: Interviews in the Yiddish ultra-Orthodox Jewish audio mass medium

Language and Communication, 2017
Gonen Dori-Hacohen
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Yiddish or not? Holocaust remembrance, commemorative ceremonies, and questions of language among Parisian Jews, 1944–1967

Journal of Modern Jewish Studies, 2021
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Complete loss of case and gender within two generations: evidence from Stamford Hill Hasidic Yiddish

Journal of Comparative Germanic Linguistics, 2020
Zoe Belk, Lily Kahn
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Yiddish

English Today, 1998
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A Defense of Yiddish in Old Yiddish Literature

1981
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Yiddish

2012
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Yiddish

2013
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Yiddish in Helsinki. Study of a colonial Yiddish dialect and culture

2015
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