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אַרום די חורבֿות
י. אָפּאַטאָשו
י. אָפּאַטאָשו
Arum di khurves

מענטשן און חיות II
י. אָפּאַטאָשו
י. אָפּאַטאָשו
Mentshn un khayes II

ײִדן־לעגענדע און אַנדערע דערצײלונגען
י. אָפּאַטאָשו
י. אָפּאַטאָשו
Yidn-legende un andere dertseylungen

Dan Opatoshu
2014-03-12

Opatoshu's Friendship with Peretz Markish and Reacting to Night of the Murdered Poets

יוסף אפאטאשוס גאנג
ריווקין, ברוך אברהם, 1883-1945
Yosef Opaṭoshus gang
Ṭoronṭe : Gershon Pomerants esey biblioṭeḳ, 1948

אפאטאשו ביבליאגראפיע
Opaṭoshu bibliografye
Nyu-Yorḳ : Aroysgegebn fun (Mlaṿer-Bendiner) Y. Opaṭoshu brenṭsh 639, Arbeṭer-ring, 1937

Diane Cypkin
2013-08-08

Reading Yiddish Literature in a Time of National Reckoning, A Panel Discussion Moderated by Rachel Rubinstein
Rachel Rubinstein ; Jessica Kirzane
October 15, 2020

In Poylishe ṿelder roman, by Joseph Opatoshu
Description
From the Yiddish Book Center's Steven Spielberg Digital Yiddish Library (in Yiddish)

A Sentimental Attachment to Yiddish Theater

יוסף אפאטאשוס שאפונג-וועג
Yosef Opaṭoshus shafung-ṿeg
Ṭoronṭe : G. Pomerants esey-biblyoṭeḳ, 1951

גערעכטיגקייט
באַנד: Vol. 7
Gerechtigkeit (Justice)
Volume: Vol. 7
April 24, 1925

"Dear Opatoshu!"
by Peretz Markish, translated by Miriam Schulz

Fabulous Fashions: Bronx Bohemian Style
Hats, furs, pearls, and eyeliner: the effortless elegance of the Bertha Kling circle. [Posted June 25, 2021]

Gatherings of Yiddish Intelligentsia in Moshe Dluznowsky’s New York Home

From My Childhood Years
By Peretz Hirschbein, translated by Leonard Wolf. "My memory carries me back over forty-nine good—as well as bad—years. . ."

Hinde Zaretsky
Rare archive film, memories of the Bronx, and a soaring poetic tribute to Bertha Kling. [Posted May 8, 2020]

Yiddish Children's Literature
The Noah Cotsen Library of Yiddish Children's Literature comprises 800 titles, including works by major Yiddish writers and Yiddish translations of classics.

"Mr. Friedkin and Shoshana: Wandering Souls on the Lower East Side"
Joseph Opatoshu's take on the tormented personal life of a young Hebrew teacher in New York. Translated by Shulamith Berger.