A Yiddish word I never expected to see on a license plate
For secular Jewish socialists in prewar Poland, 'doikayt' wasn't just a word, but a bold political statement
The online issues of "Sovetish Heymland" will be a great resource for scholars and ordinary readers of post-war Yiddish literature
For secular Jewish socialists in prewar Poland, 'doikayt' wasn't just a word, but a bold political statement
Michael Gawenda’s autobiography is a useful guide on how to navigate difficult conversations about Israel and Zionism
The event featured a talk by Julia Mintz, whose directing has focused on narratives of resistance against unimaginable odds
In her diary, the actress Shoshana Kahan described how difficult it was to find eggs to make the matzah balls
Recent winners include Michoel Felsenbaum and Boris Sandler
It was popular not just with Jews, but with Poles who ate it for the meatless Christmas Eve meal
The virtuoso took some time out of his busy teaching schedule to share childhood memories of his mother's cooking
The work of Kristang language activists has something in common with that of the Yiddishists
Yiddish dialogue coach Miriam Isaacs found the actors, especially the children, in the new play quick and eager learners.
The small but important differences in how we spell Yiddish words today
די העלדין פֿון „דאָ איז נאָך אַלץ דאָ“ טראָגט אױף זיך דעם לאַסט פֿון איר באָבעס חורבן־טראַװמע.
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