- was also the
first post-World War 2, Yiddish-language
performance at the
Idisher Kultur Farband Teater in Bucharest, Romania, in 1945. A
theatre play that...
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school (1922), the Asociación
Cultural IL
Peretz Farein,
later called the
Idisher Kultur Guezelshaft (1922), the Har Sinaé
synagogue for the
Damascus Jewish...
-
songs were
published in: Lider-magazin, Di
idishe bihne, and
Teglikher idisher kuryer. He also
wrote an opera, Al
nahares bovl (By the
rivers of Babylon)...
-
Igrot Moshe, Orah
Hayyim 4:49, s.v. ibra d'ika Mipi
Sefarim VeSofrim - Der
Idisher Levush, Der Blatt, R Haim Teitelbaum, 7 Adar Alef 5774. Text for reference:...
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original on 2017-12-03.
Retrieved 2017-06-02. Simeon, Ute Luise. "The "Naier
idisher teater" in Riga/Latvia": 6.
Retrieved 6 July 2019. {{cite journal}}: Cite...
- from
Warsaw brokers like Kompaneyets's
Warsaw Yiddish Theater (Varshaver
idisher teatr)
publishing house or
could be read in
serials like Di
yidishe bihne...
-
Commercial Bulletin (Chicago)
Dziennik Narodowy (Chicago) (1899–1923) Free West
Idisher ḳuryer : The
Daily Jewish Courier (Chicago) (1887-194?) Metro-East Journal...
- as Der
Volksfreund from its
founding in 1889 and
later renamed to Der
Idisher Folksfreynd,
which was in
circulation from 1922–1924.
Since 1962, the Pittsburgh...
- Grunt-printsipn fun
idishkayt [Founding
Principles of Jewishness] (1938)
Idisher velt-banem [The
Jewish World-View] (1939) Di froy un di bibl [Woman And...
-
Anatolii Lunacharskii. Der ḳomunisṭisher manifesṭ. (Translator.) New York:
Idisher sotsyalisṭisher
federatsye in Ameriḳa, 1920. —by Karl Marx and Frederick...
