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Kadia Molodowsky's View on Yiddishkayt, Religion and Her Disappointment With Israel

Edith Schwarz, niece of Yiddish poet Kadia Molodowsky, discusses Kadia's view on the relationship between Yiddish and religion, and her disappointment with the State of Israel's treatment of Yiddish.

Part of Yiddish Book Center's Wexler Oral History Project Excerpts

Kadia Molodowsky, My Aunt: a Deeply Religious, but Not Observant, Woman

Edith Schwarz, niece of Yiddish poet Kadia Molodowsky, reminisces about Kadia visiting for every Jewish holiday and attending services with her.

Part of Yiddish Book Center's Wexler Oral History Project Excerpts

אָנדענק פֿון קאַדיע מאָלאָדאָװסקי

סימע דאַװאַנג

Memorial Evening for Kadia Molodowsky

Sima Dawang

March 27, 1976

Part of Yiddish Book Center's Frances Brandt Online Yiddish Audio Library

Edith Schwarz

Edith Schwarz, niece of Yiddish poet Kadya Molodowsky, was interviewed by Christa Whitney on March 19th, 2018, in Jenkintown, Pennsylvania.

2018-03-19

Part of Yiddish Book Center's Wexler Oral History Project
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Kadia Molodowsky Reads Her Work

Listen to Kadia Molodowsky read her poems as you follow along with the text in our Spielberg Digital Library.

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Kadia Molodowsky- a conversation with Abraham Tabachnik

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An audio recording from 1955 from the Frances Brandt Online Yiddish Audio Library.

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Kadia Molodowsky- a conversation with Abraham Tabachnik

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A conversation in Yiddish from 1955 from the Francis Brandt Online Yiddish Audio Library.

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Kadia Molodowsky's Debate with Edith about Religion and Yiddishkayt

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Edith Schwarz, niece of Yiddish poet Kadia Molodowsky, outlines her debate with Kadia about religion, Jewishness, and Yiddish culture, specifically Kadia's commitment to Jewish community, food, and culture, but not organized religion.

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Language Gives Us Roots: A Yiddish Teacher Explains "Why Use Yiddish?"

Anna Fishman Gonshor, Faculty Lecturer of Yiddish Studies at McGill University and Montreal-based Yiddish activist, reflects on how language informs our sense of identity and quotes the Yiddish poet Kadya Moldowsky.

Part of Yiddish Book Center's Wexler Oral History Project Excerpts

TALK | "Fear and Other Stories," with translator Anita Norich | Tuesday, December 13

Anita Norich

December 13, 2022

Part of Yiddish Book Center Recorded Programs

Kadya Molodovsky: A Woman Novelist Rediscovered

The discovery of two long-forgotten novels by the celebrated Yiddish author

Part of Pakn Treger articles

Molodowsky’s Embrace

A snapshot of Yiddish writer and editor Kadya Molodowsky with Bertha Kling captures the warmth of a close friendship and the personal ties that sustained Yiddish literary culture in postwar North America. [Posted October 15, 2020]

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November 2019: Handpicked

Sophia is the Richard S. Herman Fellow at the Yiddish Book Center. After delving into her selections, scroll down to read a short interview with Sophia about her choices.

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Celebrating Yiddish Women Writers

Items from our collections highlighting the voices of Yiddish women writers

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"I'm a Poet, I'm Not a Woman Poet"

Kathryn Hellerstein, Associate Professor of Germanic Languages and Literatures, tells how she became interested in Yiddish women poets through her studies with Malka Heifetz Tussman, who emphatically rejected such a label.

Part of Yiddish Book Center's Wexler Oral History Project Excerpts

Stories That Celebrate Women Yiddish Poets

Stories that celebrate women Yiddish poets

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Help Us Share Our Unique History, Conscience, and Literature with Students Everywhere

With your support, we’ll help teachers at schools around the world introduce Yiddish and modern Jewish literature into their curricula.

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February 2017: Handpicked

Faith Jones knows our collections as well as anyone. Here are a few of her favorite finds.

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Speaking Directly to the Bubbies: Transmission Between Jewish Lesbian Writers and Yiddish Poetesses

Zohar Weiman-Kelman--scholar of Queer Studies, Yiddish Studies, and Jewish literature--discusses how they found the intersections between Queer Studies and Yiddish Studies in the nuances of cultural transmission, encountering the role of lesbian Jewi...

Part of Yiddish Book Center's Wexler Oral History Project Excerpts

Chantal Ringuet

Chantal Ringuet, author and translator, was interviewed by Carole Renard on December 17th, 2018, at the Association for Jewish Studies Conference, located in Boston, Massachusetts.

2018-12-17

Part of Yiddish Book Center's Wexler Oral History Project