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  • 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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  • Some of the great Yiddish writers who documented their experiences in the Holocaust
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  • Yiddish modernists and literary rebels
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  • The first selection for the 2021 Great Jewish Books Book Club
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  • David is the Yiddish Book Center's bibliographer and editorial director. After delving into his selections, scroll down to read a short interview with David about his choices.
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  • The fourth selection for the 2018 Great Jewish Books Book Club
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  • 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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  • ” by G. Selikovitch, translated by Corbin Allardice, Matthew Johnson, Jessica Kirzane, and Jonah Lubin
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  • Unlocking a treasure trove of recordings of Yiddish writers
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  • Diana Bregman Feld, daughter of Yiddish poet Edith Kaplan Bregman, was interviewed by Lesley Yalen on July 19, 2011 at the Yiddish Book Center in Amherst, Massachusetts.
2011-07-19
Part of Yiddish Book Center's Wexler Oral History Project

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