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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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  • With your support, we will create our own Yiddish Book Center publishing house dedicated specifically to Yiddish literature in translation.
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  • A Fellow’s Account of an Expedition to Save a Yiddish Writer’s Library
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  • Yiddish scholar Eitan Kensky, the Yiddish Book Center's director of collections initiatives, selected several types of media from our collections—Yiddish books, podcasts, translations, and recordings of cultural programs.
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  • 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.
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  • by Blume Lempel and Chava Rosenfarb, translated by Ellen Cassedy and Yermiyahu Ahron Taub
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  • This excerpt from Spiegelblatt's 2003 collection Shadows Knock on the Windows explores memory and loss.
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  • A guide to the 1000 most essential Yiddish books in our collection
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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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