The Vilne-Yiddish model will allow anyone, no matter their language, to read historical handwritten Yiddish text
By Jamie Shapiro
First-class translation of Ludovic Bruckstein's Yiddish short story collection proves a timely panacea in these dark times
By Mark Glanville
By Alma Green
In a misguided attempt to relive the past, they have blinded themselves to Israel’s present
By Jacob Freedland
The idea that there was a bohemian-revolutionary Yiddish culture is fantasy
Is our man meshuggeneh to want to get to grips with his forebears’ language? Will they be kvelling at his progress?
By Josh Kaplan
Nigel Pivaro, who played Terry Duckworth in the ITV soap, worked with the Alevai group on a short film accompanying its North Manchester Yiddish dictionary
By JC Reporter
By Samuel Isaac
Es iz fil beser tsu lernen Yiddish vi Hebreish
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The Jewish actor and comedian performed in character as the once-successful comedian Buddy Young Jr. from his Broadway musical 'Mr. Saturday Night'
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