Studia Orientalia, Volume 100The Society, 2004 - 253 pages |
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17 During the academic year 1896-97 the teaching of Swedish , Finnish , geography and calligraphy was conducted by local Finnish - Swedish teachers in Swedish . Possibly also music , gymnastics and handwork , which do not show on the ...
17 During the academic year 1896-97 the teaching of Swedish , Finnish , geography and calligraphy was conducted by local Finnish - Swedish teachers in Swedish . Possibly also music , gymnastics and handwork , which do not show on the ...
Page 97
... teachers . At school festivities speeches were given in Swedish and Hebrew . Yiddish was not officially on the curriculum of the school . It was not taught as a normative language , as in many Jewish schools in Jewish communities all ...
... teachers . At school festivities speeches were given in Swedish and Hebrew . Yiddish was not officially on the curriculum of the school . It was not taught as a normative language , as in many Jewish schools in Jewish communities all ...
Page 98
... teacher in the school at that point , Mr. Usiel Levik from Latvia , mastered neither Swedish nor Finnish and therefore taught in Yiddish . Some foreign teachers taught only for one or two terms and it is self - evident that they could ...
... teacher in the school at that point , Mr. Usiel Levik from Latvia , mastered neither Swedish nor Finnish and therefore taught in Yiddish . Some foreign teachers taught only for one or two terms and it is self - evident that they could ...
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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