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But the difficulty of navigating his crowded personal life
"Packed with emotions
In the late 1960s
How Judaism and food are intertwinedJudaism is a religion that is enthusiastic about food
Kentucky by I. J. Schwartz Dybbuk But the difficulty of navigatingTranslated by Gertrude W. Dubrovsky An epic poem about life in America in the early 20th century, as perceived by a Jewish immigrant. Kentucky is the first major work in Yiddish literature to present America as its primary theme. The long epic poem paints a rich picture of life in Kentucky just after the Civil War. Written between 1918 and 1922 by Lithuanian born writer, I. J. Schwartz, it first appeared in the Yiddish journal Zukunft and later, in
