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On the Beginnings of Children's Yiddish Literature
Judaica Librarianship, 1987 openaire +1 more source
Responses to the Holocaust in Polish and Yiddish literature
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This chapter considers the Fable of the Old Lion found in the Cambridge Codex dated 1832 as the oldest Yiddish manuscript that has survived through the ages. A fusion of Jewish and Western traditions can be distinguished in the Fable of the Old Lion, which is found in many works of older Yiddish literature.
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This chapter considers the Fable of the Old Lion found in the Cambridge Codex dated 1832 as the oldest Yiddish manuscript that has survived through the ages. A fusion of Jewish and Western traditions can be distinguished in the Fable of the Old Lion, which is found in many works of older Yiddish literature.
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The Yiddish Press and Yiddish Literature: A Fertile but Complex Relationship
Modern Judaism, 2008The Yiddish American poet H. Leyvik (1888–1962) stated in 1923, that the Yiddish press in America was ‘‘the greatest enemy of Yiddish literature,’’ and that it only posed as interested in developing Yiddish culture, 1 Meylekh Ravich (1893–1976) responded from Warsaw that the situation there was not much better.
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Postwar Soviet Yiddish Literature
2023Abstract By 1945, Soviet Yiddish literary circles grouped around the Jewish Anti-Fascist Committee (JAFC) and the Yiddish sections at the Writers Union. In the 1940s, the poets, prose writers, and literary critics had several publishing outlets, most notably the Moscow newspaper Eynikayt (Unity, 1942–1948), two literary periodicals ...
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