Search results

Want a deeper search?

Search the full text of our books in Yiddish at our Full-Text Book Search Site.

ocr.yiddishbookcenter.org

Results for your search for “Itzik Manger”.

Clear results
Showing 61 - 70 of 84 results
Thumbnail image for Kaganovski: Two Sketches
  • Two sketches by Yiddish novelist and prose writer Froyim Kaganovski, one of interwar Poland’s most prominent writers.
Part of Pages
Thumbnail image for Digital Yiddish Library
  • The Steven Spielberg Digital Yiddish Library includes more than 11,000 Yiddish titles available to read online or download free of charge.
Part of Pages
Thumbnail image for Archival Recordings
  • The Frances Brandt Online Yiddish Audio Library contains lectures by and interviews with Yiddish writers, recorded at the Jewish Public Library of Montreal between 1953 and 2005.
Part of Pages
Thumbnail image for "Immodestly Yours..." Sometimes the inscriptions are as interesting as the books themselves
  • David Mazower shares insights from the inscriptions in his collection of Yiddish books signed by their authors.
Part of Pakn Treger
Thumbnail image for Zol Zayn: An Evening of Poetry and Song
  • Presented as Part of the Yiddish Book Center's Decade of Discovery
Part of Pages
Thumbnail image for <em>Zol Zayn</em>: Yiddish Poetry into Song
  • PETER NORTON SYMPHONY SPACE'S LEONARD NIMOY THALIA / NEW YORK CITY. Join us for a night of Yiddish poetry set to music. New date TBD.
Part of Pages
Thumbnail image for December 2017: Handpicked
  • As the Yiddish Book Center’s Bibliographer and Editorial Director, David is constantly making new discoveries, and he’s surfaced some fascinating items from our collections.
Part of Pages
Thumbnail image for The Wedding in Föhrenwald
  • An excerpt from Scene Five by H. Leyvik, translated by Motl Didner
Part of Pakn Treger
Thumbnail image for Carol and Earle Halsband
  • Delving into the “soul and heart” of Yiddish
Part of Pages
Thumbnail image for Publishing Initiative
  • We are bringing Yiddish literature in translation to readers through White Goat Press, grants to publishers, and our Translation Fellowship.
Part of Pages

Pages