How Yiddish authors made a new world writing for children
Miriam Udel’s book tracks the development of literature made to shape a Jewish universe
Miriam Udel’s book tracks the development of literature made to shape a Jewish universe
A diverse group of French, Israeli and Palestinian actors perform in Yiddish in Amos Gitai's contemporary staging
In honor of the YIVO Institute for Jewish Research’s 100th birthday, we take a deep dive into the cultural institution’s massive Yiddish archive
The play ‘Bashevis’ Demons’ puts three of the Nobel winner’s scary tales on their feet
A great Jewish sage has simple, excellent advice that helped me — and might help you
The “Yiddish is dying” claim reduces its speakers to “nonpersons” without a place in the popular discourse
David Stromberg, the Yiddishist behind a new collection of the Nobel Prize winner's essays for the Forward, talks about the challenges of bringing his work to a modern audience
In his nonfiction work, Singer often portrayed himself as the sole guardian of the annihilated world of Polish Jewry
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