Studia Orientalia, Volume 100The Society, 2004 - 253 pages |
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... interesting to see how different the situation was among the Estonian Jews . They were granted cultural autonomy in 1925 , which enabled them to establish a complete school system in the Jewish languages , both Hebrew and Yiddish ...
... interesting to see how different the situation was among the Estonian Jews . They were granted cultural autonomy in 1925 , which enabled them to establish a complete school system in the Jewish languages , both Hebrew and Yiddish ...
Page 38
... interesting since it is a dimi- nutive form of the word šved ' Swede ' . The name could be understood as an ironic description of an ( assimilated ) Finnish - Swedish Jew or someone who had Swedish connections . ' The poem could be by ...
... interesting since it is a dimi- nutive form of the word šved ' Swede ' . The name could be understood as an ironic description of an ( assimilated ) Finnish - Swedish Jew or someone who had Swedish connections . ' The poem could be by ...
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... interesting source for future articles which will shed further light on Yiddish culture in Finland . The literary works of Mordechai Chosid , Hersz Frydberg and Jac Weinstein provide an interesting episode in Finnish literature history ...
... interesting source for future articles which will shed further light on Yiddish culture in Finland . The literary works of Mordechai Chosid , Hersz Frydberg and Jac Weinstein provide an interesting episode in Finnish literature history ...
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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