A moving tribute to Soviet Jewry, with uncomfortable contemporary echoes
Yiddish Glory's follow-up to its Grammy-nominated debut album holds up a mirror to our own age
Yiddish Glory's follow-up to its Grammy-nominated debut album holds up a mirror to our own age
The scene reminds us that even a woman in her 80s could feel like a little girl again, longing for her “mommy”
In June, a book festival in Kyiv featured a discussion titled “Yiddish as a Ukrainian Language”
Actress Yelena Shmulenson will tell the history of that horrific execution and read some of their poetry
Born in Marc Chagall's hometown, the Russian Jewish dancer Valery Panov has died at 87
If you're alarmed as I am by the new president's first actions in office, the rights-based dissident movement has lessons to share
When Soviet government leaders invited the singer to give a concert, he did something they didn't expect.
The online issues of "Sovetish Heymland" will be a great resource for scholars and ordinary readers of post-war Yiddish literature
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