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  • A collection of newly translated Yiddish works centered around travel, movement, and migration
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  • Unlocking a treasure trove of recordings of Yiddish writers
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  • Help us complete our new Yiddish textbook with the creation of Hesofe: an Online Supplement that will make audio and video selections and interactive exercises an essential part of every lesson.
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  • Chava Rosenfarb was one of the most important post-War Yiddish authors. Learn about her life and work and hear her tell her own story
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  • Christa Whitney discovered Yiddish while studying comparative literature as an undergraduate. In her current position as director of the Center's Wexler Oral History Project she's is constantly exploring the various media collected by the Center.
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Thumbnail image for Four Theses on Translating Yiddish Literature in the 21st Century
  • A near-perfect articulation of the problems facing Yiddish translators
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  • Four Theses on Translating Yiddish Literature in the 21st Century
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  • Explore Yiddish Book Center Bibliographer David Mazower's top ten Yiddish illustrated books.
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  • 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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Thumbnail image for Mobilization: Reporter John Marchese listens in as 96 people lay plans for the future of Yiddish translation
  • In facing those vast shelves of untranslated works, many questions arise. With the last of the native speakers dwindling in number, who will take on the task of translating those works? How can consensus be reached on important books that deserve...
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