Studia Orientalia, Volume 100The Society, 2004 - 253 pages |
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Page 106
... journal Ahdus ' Unity " , which was aimed at the whole of Finnish Jewry , only one hectograph - copied issue remains , from April 1933 ( Hartikainen 1998 : 80 ) . In September the very same year another attempt was made ; the Estonian ...
... journal Ahdus ' Unity " , which was aimed at the whole of Finnish Jewry , only one hectograph - copied issue remains , from April 1933 ( Hartikainen 1998 : 80 ) . In September the very same year another attempt was made ; the Estonian ...
Page 111
... journal to employ Latinization in Helsinki was Hatchijo , established in 1922. However , this journal contains only poems in Yiddish , no articles . In addition , on the pages of Hatikwah , founded in 1935 , we can find one Latinized ...
... journal to employ Latinization in Helsinki was Hatchijo , established in 1922. However , this journal contains only poems in Yiddish , no articles . In addition , on the pages of Hatikwah , founded in 1935 , we can find one Latinized ...
Page 120
... journal . The journal , which continued in part as a cultural review , no longer contained any Yiddish articles , only a few poems . The only ( partly ) Yiddish journal to have a longer life - span was the Latinized Hazohar , perhaps ...
... journal . The journal , which continued in part as a cultural review , no longer contained any Yiddish articles , only a few poems . The only ( partly ) Yiddish journal to have a longer life - span was the Latinized Hazohar , perhaps ...
Contents
The Origins of Helsinki Jewry and Their Yiddish | 19 |
Yiddish Dialect Maps | 26 |
Political Orientation and Attitudes towards Yiddish and Hebrew | 35 |
Copyright | |
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