Studia Orientalia, Volume 100The Society, 2004 - 253 pages |
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... activities in Helsinki , for instance Noach Oberman , who , besides Jac Weinstein , acted as chairman of the Jewish Dramatic Society , and Samuel Rubinstein , who a few years later was one of the founder - members of the Jewish Song ...
... activities in Helsinki , for instance Noach Oberman , who , besides Jac Weinstein , acted as chairman of the Jewish Dramatic Society , and Samuel Rubinstein , who a few years later was one of the founder - members of the Jewish Song ...
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... activities of the literary as- sociations . The interest in Zionism as a political phenomenon superseded the interest in Yiddish that offered nothing much more than cultural activities . This we saw , for instance , in the programmatic ...
... activities of the literary as- sociations . The interest in Zionism as a political phenomenon superseded the interest in Yiddish that offered nothing much more than cultural activities . This we saw , for instance , in the programmatic ...
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... activities of the Hebrew club Chug Ivri . Moreover , until the 1950s the Jewish journals of Helsinki do not contain any poems , let alone articles in Hebrew . 61 The theatrical and choral activities had the longest life - span of the ...
... activities of the Hebrew club Chug Ivri . Moreover , until the 1950s the Jewish journals of Helsinki do not contain any poems , let alone articles in Hebrew . 61 The theatrical and choral activities had the longest life - span of the ...
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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