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conference call: דער בציבור־קלונג, ־ען [DER BETSÍBER-KLUNG, -EN] join a meeting: צו֜שטיין צו אַ זי֜צונג; אַרײַ֜נטרעטן אין אַ זי֜צונג [TSÚShTEYN TSU A ZÍTSUNG; ARÁYNTRETN IN A ZÍTSUNG] meeting ID: די…
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Who was Jacob Dinezon, the Yiddish writer who in his day outshone even Sholem Aleichem? Scott Hilton Davis tells his remarkable personal journey with the rediscovery of Jacob Dinezon, the…
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Prof. Yoshiji Hirose is an internationally recognized expert in Jewish American literature, and in Yiddish literature in particular. In addition to an impressive list of publications which critically examine the…
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Ek Velt – An Incredible Dream At The Far Reaches Of The World< ק װעלט׃ די פֿאַרכאַפּנדיקע מעשׂה פֿון ייִדיש אין ביראָבידזשאַן Please join us for the fascinating story of…
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At the start of WWII, 20,000 Jewish refugees made it to the cosmopolitan city of Shanghai, even as the revolution was raging in China and the Japanese were about to…
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A special day of Yiddish poetry and Klezmer music with Miri Koral and Klezmer Juice! For more information, visit the California Institute for Yiddish Culture and Language website on http://www.yiddishinstitute.org,…
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Hoping that everyone has had happy holidays we leave you a piece with the great Alexandre “Sasha” Gourevitch refers precisely to the holidays, enjoy it. Mtro. Sasha Esperando que todos…
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The Passover seder is an activist’s dream of cultural ritual—a debate with dinner and drinking: an evening for celebrating liberation through cross-generational questioning, story-telling, challenging, and eating— bitter, sweet, salty—accompanied…
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This song is part of The Learn Hebrew Prayers project and is available for funding. Click here to learn about Learn Hebrew Prayers Click here to se prayers ready for…
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A Yiddishized Passover Seyder (translation provided). Meet our Board members, teachers, and volunteers! Enjoy a heymisher 40-min Seyder and learn Yiddish Peysakh vocabulary! When: Thursday, April 9th, 11 a.m, PDT (2 p.m. EDT, 8 p.m. in…
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