By Liana Finck
Liana Finck uses pen and ink to review the new book, ‘Unterzakhn.’ She blushed at the title, which means ‘underwear,’ or ‘downtrodden people’ in Yiddish.
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By Liana Finck
Nasye Frug wrote to the Forverts about her life as a new wife and recent immigrant. In the final part of this graphical retelling of her story, she dreams about Prince Charming.
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By Liana Finck
Nasye Frug wrote to the Forverts about her life as a new wife and recent immigrant. In today’s piece, she explains how her wedding shower did not exactly go as planned.
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By Liana Finck
In 1906, Nasye Frug wrote to the Forverts about her life as a new wife and recent immigrant. Liana Finck reimagines this story in graphical form.
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By Liana Finck
The explosive popularity of the Forverts’ Yiddish advice column paved the way to an entire industry. It seems obvious now, but asking a newspaper for advice was a revolutionary idea.
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