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The 2026 J. I. Segal Award for Yiddish literature is now accepting submissions

Forward 14 Jun 2026

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YiddishPOP can bring more diversity to American Jewish education

Forward 12 Jun 2026

The animated learning ...

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The battle between tradition and revolution in Soviet-Yiddish culture

Forward 12 Jun 2026

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Israel names a street after renowned Yiddish poet Abraham Sutzkever – The Forward

Virtual Jerusalem 11 Jun 2026

Besides his poetry and editing skills, Sutzkever was a leader of the “Paper Brigade” that rescued Jewish cultural treasures from the Nazis. | Read More Google Alert – Israel ....

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Yiddish vaudeville show debuts in Brattleboro

Brattleboro Reformer 10 Jun 2026

BRATTLEBORO — Stephanie Bass Abrams, founder and artistic director of Kinetic Theory Theatre, always had a fascination with vaudeville and burlesque ....

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Israel names a street after renowned Yiddish poet Abraham Sutzkever

Forward 10 Jun 2026

Besides his poetry and ...

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Quebec’s language watchdog targets popular brunch spot over Yiddish word ‘nosh’

Toronto Sun 10 Jun 2026

Now it is grappling with the Yiddish word "nosh."Article content ... "Nosh is the Yiddish word for 'grab a bite' or 'have a nibble.' We thought it was a perfect fit," she said.

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The Yiddishist Yeshiva is open for registration

Forward 09 Jun 2026

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A priceless book of Yiddish songs from the Holocaust lay in a Sydney cupboard for ...

The Guardian 07 Jun 2026

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A priceless book of Yiddish songs from the Holocaust lay in a Sydney cupboard for decades – now it has been rescued

The Observer 07 Jun 2026

It was into this postwar environment that one survivor quietly brought a small Yiddish songbook, that then lay concealed for almost six decades ... not speak Yiddish, thought looked too unusual to ignore.

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