Issachar Ber Ryback illustrations. Shtetl, My Destroyed Home: A Remembrance. Most of the lithographs done in 1917. He was truly at the fore of the Yiddish avant-garde.

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Shtetl life by Chagall (1917) - two tales in verse composed by Pinchus Kahanovich, a Yiddish author, philosopher, translator and critic known as "Der Nister" [The Hidden One]

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Shtetl life by Chagall, who combines Modernist elements with traditional Jewish iconography - 'faux naif' - a Yiddish book from 1917

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While on a trip to the beach with her Bubbie, Ella Kvellephant learns about a unique lost treasure; the Yiddish language. As a pirate enthusiast, Ella will do whatever it takes to ensure that this special treasure doesn’t stay lost for long!

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Izrael Kalmanowicz Poznański, Yiddish. ישראל פאזנאנסקי (born August 25, 1833 in Aleksandrów Łódzki - died April 28, 1900 in Łódź) - a Łódź entrepreneur of Jewish origin. Counted together with Ludwik Geyer and Karol Scheibler among the three "kings of cotton" in Lodz.

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coi proverbi: Quel che il sapone è per il corpo, la risata è per l'anima.
Proverbio Yiddish

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The last one evolved out of some shaped calligraphy.
Friend's project (Seng Stam, one of my conlang scripts), Friend's cat names (Arabic), Friend's name (Seng Stam), "The cat is more pious than him" (Yiddish).

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I was amused and delighted to see the nation of Bialya referenced in WW 84. 30+ years ago, as a joke, I named the country after a bialy (a traditional Jewish bread; like a bagel, but softer)—and there it is in a major motion picture. The gods of Yiddish are surely smiling.

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this is dr. aaron abel hes new hes a gay trans man who does mad science and has a daughter (leah, who he calls leyele bc he speaks some yiddish) and boyfriend (amir)

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New on the Bronx Bohemians blog, David Mazower explores the work & legacy of Abel Pann, one of the great names of modern Jewish art, whose connections to the Yiddish literary world have been largely forgotten. Read at https://t.co/EVaHohIX5G

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Just signed off the design and setting for the Yiddish/English version of We're Going on a Bear Hunt by and , trans. into Yiddish by Helen Beer, in assoc. with . Available November, £14.99 hbk, postfree from bookshop.co.uk

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Yiddish author Sholem Aleichem (Solomon Rabinovich) was born in 1859.
Members of the B'nai Zion society, Berdichev, via 's Territorial Photographic Collection, RG 120.
📂 https://t.co/F5ekyQ9s3j
📷 https://t.co/fYswkPROwc

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In Memory : Vanished World

Ederly Jew read a Polish book in Yiddish.

1931

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Traditional Seven-String Guitar Music & Song concert April 6, https://t.co/ACtwE8QdNX

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Yiddish author and playwright Sholem Asch was born in 1880
Yiddish writers at the Czernowitz Conference, 1908 (Asch standing)
🧐 more via 's Sholem Asch Papers, RG 602
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📸 https://t.co/HdtQul5Oa2

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