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They’re Here: Protest Songs for Palestine

Lawrence Rosenwald

It would be pleasant for me, as a singer, literary critic, and Yiddishist, to review LIDER MIT PALESTINE apolitically. But that is not possible.

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Review of Isabel Frey’s Di fliendike pave

Adah Hetko

Do not be misled by the humble brown paper packaging: Di fliendike pave is a very ambitious project. Through Di fliendike pave, Isabel Frey shows the world what Yiddish song can be and what it can do.

Interview

A Brief History of Yiddish Dictionaries: Ilan Stavans in Conversation with Gitl Schaechter-Viswanath

Ilan Stavans and Gitl Schaechter-Viswanath

Ilan Stavans and Gitl Schaechter-Viswanath talk Yiddish dictionaries, lexicography, and how the Comprehensive English-Yiddish Dictionary came to be.

Texts & Translation

Yankev Morgenshtern

Itzik Manger

Translation by Lazer Lederhendler

Manger memorializes the popular writer Yankev Morgenshtern (Jacob Morgenstern) in a fanciful biographical portrait.

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So You Know Where to Find Us: A Guide to Yiddish and In geveb at the 2025 AJS Conference

Dinah Megibow-Taylor

Your go-to guide for Yiddish at the AJS!

Pedagogy

Scientific Literature in the Yiddish Classroom: A Lesson Based on a Page from a Chemistry Textbook

Shlomo Groman

Working with authentic material from Yiddish scientific and technical textbooks enables teachers to sharpen students’ grammatical and lexical awareness and to highlight how Yiddish functioned beyond its traditional literary boundaries.

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