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Anita Norich

Anita Norich, professor of American-Jewish literature at the University of Michigan, was interviewed by Christa Whitney on December 18th, 2018 at the Association for Jewish Studies Conference in Boston, MA.

2018-12-18

Part of Yiddish Book Center's Wexler Oral History Project

Considering Yiddish Theater: Past, Present, Future

A conversation with Joel Berkowitz, America's foremost historian and observer of Yiddish theater

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"To a Fellow Writer" and "Shloyme Mikhoels"

Two poems, inspired by revered Yiddish artists who were themselves friends of the poet, Rokhl Korn. Translated by Seymour Levitan. Illustration from the volume of poetry Af der sharf fun a rege (The Cutting Edge of the Moment).

Part of Pakn Treger articles

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.

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Women Poets and Writers

Though sometimes less well known, women have been writing in Yiddish from the sixteenth up through the twentieth century

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Irving Joseph Massey

Irving Joseph Massey, son of Yiddish poet Ida Maze, was interviewed by Christa Whitney on November 13, 2013 in Buffalo, New York. This interview is conducted in both Yiddish and English.

2013-11-13

Part of Yiddish Book Center's Wexler Oral History Project

The Yiddish poet Ezra Korman in suit and bowtie, standing on a tree-lined avenue in Detroit, 1946

The Signs and Symbols of Ezra Korman, Detroit's Soulful Yiddish Poet

The life and afterlife of a little-known writer

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Nancy Sherman

Nancy Sherman, former Associate Director at the Yiddish Book Center, was interviewed by Anita Christensen on October 13, 2010 at the Yiddish Book Center in Amherst, Massachusetts.

2010-10-13

Part of Yiddish Book Center's Wexler Oral History Project

Online Lecture Series: Suggested Readings

A list of recommended readings for each online lecture

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Anna Gonshor

Anna Fishman Gonshor, Faculty Lecturer of Yiddish Studies at McGill University and Montreal-based Yiddish activist, was interviewed by Sara Israel on December 13, 2011 at the Montreal Jewish Public Library in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Anna begins the...

2011-12-13

Part of Yiddish Book Center's Wexler Oral History Project

Why a Goat?

It's a question we're asked a lot: why is the klor vays tsigele—the small white goat—the symbol of the Yiddish Book Center?

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Program Activities

Sample schedule and reading list

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What's Love Got to Do With It?

How changing Jewish gender roles and sexual mores in the modern era were reflected in the literature

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Jacob and Estelle Apelberg

Coming back to Yiddish

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An image of Yiddish text displayed on a computer

How to Find the Yiddish Story You’re Looking For

It's now possible to search the contents of many Yiddish books. A guide to making the most of this feature

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Anita Norich's Newly Translated A Jewish Refugee in New York

This week on The Shmooze we visit with Anita Norich to talk about the recently published A Jewish Refugee in New York by Kadia Molodovsky, which she translated.

Part of The Shmooze Podcast Series