WATCH WATCH | ‘Fiddler on the Roof’ as You've Never Heard It Before – in Yiddish ‘Fiddler on the Roof’ as You've Never Heard It Before
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This Day in Jewish History | 1858: 'Divine' Actor Who Is the Reason the Word Shmendrick Exists Is Born
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Let’s Circumcise Hitler and Other Literary Fantasies Let’s Circumcise Hitler: Literary Fantasies in the Summer of Trump and Brexit
From Kugel to Kreplach: The Evolution of Jewish Cuisine From Kugel to Kreplach: A Foray Into the Evolution of Jewish Cuisine
Yiddish 'Superheroes' Take on Stalin Yiddish-speaking 'Superheroes' Take on Stalin in Tarantino-inspired Romp
This Day in Jewish History | 1982: A Yiddish Writer Dies, Nobody Knows 1982: A Yiddish Writer Dies, Not That His Widow Told Anybody
In First Hebrew City, Final Farewell to Yiddish In the First Hebrew City, a Final Farewell to Yiddish
This Day in Jewish History | 1910: ‘Trashy’ Yiddish Playwright Dies 1910: ‘Trashy’ Yiddish Playwright of Dubious Character Dies
This Day in Jewish History / January 29, 1969 | First U.S. Professor of Yiddish Dies The First Professor of Yiddish in the United States Dies
You Don't Have to Be Jewish to Be Mad, but It Helps You Don't Have to Be Jewish to Be Mad ... but It Helps
Reviving Stalin's Idea for Jewish Autonomy In Eastern Russia, the Idea of a Jewish Autonomy Is Being Brought Back to Life
Poland Returns Yiddish Writer's Works to Daughters Poland Returns Yiddish Writer's Works Confiscated by Communists to Daughters
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This Day in Jewish History | 1908: Farewell to Yiddish Theater's Father 1908: Farewell to the Father of Modern Yiddish Theater
