Studia Orientalia, Volume 100The Society, 2004 - 253 pages |
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... Yiddish until the Second World War ( Hartikainen 1998 : 75 ) , and in Turku children were taught in Yiddish in a heder until the 1950s ( inf . # 22 ; inf . # 23 ) . Statistics , too , support the conception that Yiddish vanished in ...
... Yiddish until the Second World War ( Hartikainen 1998 : 75 ) , and in Turku children were taught in Yiddish in a heder until the 1950s ( inf . # 22 ; inf . # 23 ) . Statistics , too , support the conception that Yiddish vanished in ...
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... Yiddish is a dialect heavily influenced by North - Eastern Yiddish . As a mixed dialect it belongs to the group of colonial Yiddish dialects ( see Chapter 7 §1 ) . The North - Eastern Yiddish sub- dialects worthy of consideration are ...
... Yiddish is a dialect heavily influenced by North - Eastern Yiddish . As a mixed dialect it belongs to the group of colonial Yiddish dialects ( see Chapter 7 §1 ) . The North - Eastern Yiddish sub- dialects worthy of consideration are ...
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... Yiddish in the Jewish schools in Helsinki . In Helsinki and in the other Jewish communities of Finland there were never any modern Yiddish primary and secondary schools . Despite this , Yiddish played some role in all schools that have ...
... Yiddish in the Jewish schools in Helsinki . In Helsinki and in the other Jewish communities of Finland there were never any modern Yiddish primary and secondary schools . Despite this , Yiddish played some role in all schools that have ...
Contents
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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