Socialist Yiddishlands: Language Politics and Transnational Entanglements between 1941 and 1991 (Yiddish Edition) by Miriam Schulz, Alexander Walther bilingual My mother's family knew him

My mother's family knew him as Uncle Sid

Sarah Ellen Zarrow offers a better understanding of how integrated Jews identified with Polish culture and history and with non-Jewish Poles

play and live in freedom in their little town

Der Geler Fink

Socialist Yiddishlands: Language Politics and Transnational Entanglements between 1941 and 1991 (Yiddish Edition) by Miriam Schulz, Alexander Walther bilingual My mother's family knew himAfter the khurbn (destruction) perpetrated by Nazi Germany, its allies, and collaborators, the Yiddish communities in Eastern Europe were shattered and largely decimated. For most survivors, the old homeland in the East was a lost place of longing and a place of mere transit to the centers of the reconfiguring West: in North America, the global South, and the young state of Israel. Research has for the most part ignored the cultural activities, the