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Yiddish in the Aftermath: Speech Community and Cultural Continuity in Displaced Persons Camps
2008This chapter looks at the experience of survivors in displaced persons (DP) camps as a cultural anomaly, when Yiddish language and literature formed the basis for cultural continuity in the aftermath of the Holocaust. Jews in the DP camps produced a number of Yiddish publications whose aim was to renew Jewish cultural life. But even as the camp setting
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Yiddish in America: Essays on Yiddish Culture in the Golden Land (review)
American Jewish History, 2008openaire +1 more source
The Jewish Labor Committee's support of Yiddish culture in early post-Holocaust France (1945–1948)
Journal of Modern Jewish Studies, 2021exaly