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Last Star in the Night
In memory of Abraham Sutzkever, 1913-2010

Ver Vet Blaybn? (Who Will Remain?), a feature-length documentary film
Catch the award-winning film about Yiddish writer Avrom Sutzkever at upcoming film festivals in Boston, Tel Aviv, and San Diego

From a Restored Synagogue in Lithuania to the Big Screen in Tel Aviv
The Yiddish Book Center's film Ver Vet Blaybn? (Who Will Remain?) Screened for International Holocaust Remembrance Day in Lithuania and Tel Aviv, January 2023

My Parents Might Not Be Admitted into Canada Today: Partisans As Irregular Combatants

Can You Be a Yiddishist Without Teaching Your Kids Yiddish?

“What Culture War?": Yiddish and Hebrew As Part of the Same Modernization Project

'Really? Show Me!': Rising to the Challenge of Yiddish Translation

Reconnecting Kaczerginski and Botwinik through A Reel-to-Reel Tape from Montréal

We Spent the End of World War Two Hidden Among the Books in Vilna

“The Masters”: Prof. Ken Moss Shares His Yiddish Role Models

Storm Off the Waters of Crete
By Avrom Sutzkever, translated by Maia Evrona

"Start With the Greats": A Beginner's Guide to Yiddish Poetry

Ver Vet Blaybn? Heads to San Diego International Jewish Film Festival
The Yiddish Book Center's documentary Ver Vet Blaybn? (Who Will Remain?) at the San Diego International Jewish Film Festival

April 2020: Handpicked
Abigail is a 2019–2020 Yiddish Book Center Fellow. After delving into her selections, scroll down to read a short interview with Abigail about her choices.

The Storied History of Yiddish Publishing
The influential publishers and formidable editors who brought Yiddish books to the world

Yiddish in Nature: An Anthology of Newly Translated Work
Mindl Cohen speaks with The Shmooze about the 2021 Pakn Treger Digital Translation Issue.

If I Were in Alabama
By Yoysef Kerler, translated by Maia Evrona. A view of the civil rights movement from the Soviet Union.

Celebrating Yiddish Poetry
Items by and about Yiddish poets and poetry from our collections.

Weekly Reader National Poetry Month
A range of Yiddish poetry

Peretz Markish and His Circle
"I had never set eyes on Markish prior to my arrival in Moscow in 1944." Abraham Sutzkever recalls Russian Jewish poet and playwright Peretz Markish in this excerpt from Justin Cammy's new volume of Sutzkever's non-fiction writings.