‘Feodor Dostoyevsky and Sholem Aleichem’ (a delightful example of Yiddish humor)
The late Forverts humorist Abraham Shulman describes what happened when almost no one showed up to one of his lectures.
Among the immigrants in her parents' circle, everyone knew that this farina brand was a staple in their household.
The late Forverts humorist Abraham Shulman describes what happened when almost no one showed up to one of his lectures.
In honor of Yom Ha'atzmaut read why the ruling party Mapai published not one, but two Yiddish newspapers.
David Eshet’s recording of “Yerushalayim shel zahav” (“Jerusalem, City of Gold”) became the most popular Yiddish song in Israel’s history.
In honor of Yom Ha'atzmaut, learn which fruit and nut have the word Israel in them.
Many shuls and day schools commemorate Yom Hashoah, but disappointingly few include Yiddish at these events.
Michael Fox describes the pain his mother, a Holocaust survivor, felt at needing to depend on relatives for support.
Warsaw Ghetto survivor Arthur Nunberg called for this in a 1973 speech near the UN but all the city provided was a temporary plaque.
As parents, we tend to fight hard for our children’s happiness. But in this arena, we’re powerless.
Ruth Katcher, whose great-grandfather is leading the seder, shares the digitized version of the film.
His letters were remarkably similar to those I wrote as a teen: petty gossip among friends, misunderstandings, pranks, but also deep friendship.
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