Studia Orientalia, Volume 100The Society, 2004 - 253 pages |
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... seems that conscription , or being a soldier's child , were the only reasons for which a layman could be officially registered in the towns beyond the Pale of Settlement . As mentioned above , pursuant to the 1858 statute , soldiers who ...
... seems that conscription , or being a soldier's child , were the only reasons for which a layman could be officially registered in the towns beyond the Pale of Settlement . As mentioned above , pursuant to the 1858 statute , soldiers who ...
Page 97
... seems that although the official language of the school was Swedish , the instruction of 37 34 The school was called in Hebrew Beis - seifer ivri ' Hebrew School ' . 35 36 37 The year report of 1932 ( JSH 1932 : 9 ) mentions song book ...
... seems that although the official language of the school was Swedish , the instruction of 37 34 The school was called in Hebrew Beis - seifer ivri ' Hebrew School ' . 35 36 37 The year report of 1932 ( JSH 1932 : 9 ) mentions song book ...
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... seems to be linked to new concepts and innovations , e.g. perzö'nlix ' personal ' , auto ' car ' . Some words may be pronounced in the NHG way , either indirectly due to Germanized Yiddish or directly due to German influence , e.g. menč ...
... seems to be linked to new concepts and innovations , e.g. perzö'nlix ' personal ' , auto ' car ' . Some words may be pronounced in the NHG way , either indirectly due to Germanized Yiddish or directly due to German influence , e.g. menč ...
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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