These two Yiddish words provided an escape hatch for many Holocaust survivors
The terms 'knipl' and 'pekl' may sound adorable, but they once signified a lifeline for Jewish refugees
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Among the many displays are a 1918 Yiddish linotype press and a replica of the great Yiddish writer Y.L. Peretz’s study in Warsaw
The terms 'knipl' and 'pekl' may sound adorable, but they once signified a lifeline for Jewish refugees
Yonatan Alman shares Yiddish videos of his experiences on Israel's northern front, even one demonstrating how to load ammunition.
Astrakhan, near Kazakhstan, is the place where, according to the story, a nomadic king and his subjects became Jewish 1,000 years ago
The song was translated into Yiddish in 1943 and was performed by the Yiddish Philharmonic Chorus in Lincoln Center last spring
The soldier, named Yonatan, displays a kugel he received and wishes everyone "a peaceful shabbos"
Yonatan was inspired to sing the “The Partisan Hymn” as his tank was rolling down the dusty road to the front
Haredi mothers in Israel come up with all sorts of ideas to help their children feel secure
The short story, here in English translation, allows us a peek into the mind of the renowned refugee writer and artist
The exhibit "Modern-Ish" shows us how to categorize Eastern European Jewish artists who were forced to flee their homelands
Students will learn how to create headlines and opening paragraphs that can increase their audience
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