Studia Orientalia, Volume 100The Society, 2004 - 253 pages |
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... considered the Turku Jews kleinštetldik , provincial and backward , and called them slightly pejoratively obuske idn ' Turku Jews ' . " There was even a common joke among the Helsinki Jews that Turku Jewesses were hideous - mieskaitn ...
... considered the Turku Jews kleinštetldik , provincial and backward , and called them slightly pejoratively obuske idn ' Turku Jews ' . " There was even a common joke among the Helsinki Jews that Turku Jewesses were hideous - mieskaitn ...
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... considered that Yiddish language and literature had an essential role to play in the national awakening of the Jews , as any other national language would have in other nations . In 1919 they wanted to found a Yiddish literature society ...
... considered that Yiddish language and literature had an essential role to play in the national awakening of the Jews , as any other national language would have in other nations . In 1919 they wanted to found a Yiddish literature society ...
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... considered a Kultursprache . None of the informants expressed any kind of dislike towards German ; possibly the close relationship between Swedish and German has something to do with this . Attitudes toward Yiddish have been , and still ...
... considered a Kultursprache . None of the informants expressed any kind of dislike towards German ; possibly the close relationship between Swedish and German has something to do with this . Attitudes toward Yiddish have been , and still ...
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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