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ing hearth and home ; there were stories of life in the sweatshops and factories , of cruel exploitation , of homesickness , of conflict between husband and wife , stories of young love - all of these themes were dealt with in Yiddish ...
ing hearth and home ; there were stories of life in the sweatshops and factories , of cruel exploitation , of homesickness , of conflict between husband and wife , stories of young love - all of these themes were dealt with in Yiddish ...
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colonization in the Ukraine and in the Crimea , and later in the autonomous territory of Biro - Bidjan , Yiddish as the language of instruction was mandatory for the non - Jews attending the Jewish schools . The years preceding the war ...
colonization in the Ukraine and in the Crimea , and later in the autonomous territory of Biro - Bidjan , Yiddish as the language of instruction was mandatory for the non - Jews attending the Jewish schools . The years preceding the war ...
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The Yiddish Schools The Yiddish afternoon weekday schools were first established in 1910. In the last decade of the nineteenth and the first decades of the twentieth centuries , radical social and economic philosophies flourished among ...
The Yiddish Schools The Yiddish afternoon weekday schools were first established in 1910. In the last decade of the nineteenth and the first decades of the twentieth centuries , radical social and economic philosophies flourished among ...
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Art and Literature | 319 |
Story of Jewish | 328 |
The Story of Yiddish | 356 |
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