Studia Orientalia, Volume 100The Society, 2004 - 253 pages |
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6. THE JEWISH DRAMATIC SOCIETY IN HELSINKI , FOUNDED IN 1922 46 45 The Jewish Dramatic Society in Helsinki , Jidiše dramatiše gezelšaft in Helsingfors , often referred to by the Swedish name Judiska Dramatiska Säll- skapet , was founded ...
6. THE JEWISH DRAMATIC SOCIETY IN HELSINKI , FOUNDED IN 1922 46 45 The Jewish Dramatic Society in Helsinki , Jidiše dramatiše gezelšaft in Helsingfors , often referred to by the Swedish name Judiska Dramatiska Säll- skapet , was founded ...
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... Jewish Co- educational School ( Judiska Samskolan ) which functioned as a community centre for the Jewish ... Dramatic Society is known to have visited Viipuri , Turku and Stockholm ( JDS 1931 ; inf . # 2 ) . The performances were of some ...
... Jewish Co- educational School ( Judiska Samskolan ) which functioned as a community centre for the Jewish ... Dramatic Society is known to have visited Viipuri , Turku and Stockholm ( JDS 1931 ; inf . # 2 ) . The performances were of some ...
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... Jewish Dramatic Society . Leibe Bolotowsky performed the role of the badxn , the wedding jester ( inf . # 11 ) . 53 Sholem Ash ( 1880-1957 ) wrote historical plays and portrayed contemporary Jewish life ( Sandrow 1996 : 183 ) . His ...
... Jewish Dramatic Society . Leibe Bolotowsky performed the role of the badxn , the wedding jester ( inf . # 11 ) . 53 Sholem Ash ( 1880-1957 ) wrote historical plays and portrayed contemporary Jewish life ( Sandrow 1996 : 183 ) . His ...
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The Origins of Helsinki Jewry and Their Yiddish | 19 |
Yiddish Dialect Maps | 26 |
Political Orientation and Attitudes towards Yiddish and Hebrew | 35 |
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