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Midrash rabbah: shir hashirim (song of songs).
With Yid
dish translation, text emendations, explanatory notes and intro
ductions. Montreal, 1973. 536 p.
Fifth volume in the series of Yiddish translations of Talmudic
commentaries on the Hagiographa.
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H e s c h e l , A b ra h am J o s h u a .
Kotsk; in the struggle for truthfulness.
Tel-
Aviv, Hamenora, 1973. 2 vols.
Teachings of an important Hassidic personality, Menahem
Mendl of Kotsk, compiled from oral and written sources.
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.1973
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T s e n e r e n e (T s e e n a h u - r e e n a h )
. Selections, with notes by Khayim
Glembotski. Excerpts from research and critical analysis . . . ed. by
Shmuel Rollansky. Buenos Aires, Literary Society at the IWO in
Argentina, 1973. 365 p. (Masterworks of Yiddish literature, vol.
53, yivre-taytsh [archaic Yiddish], vol. 1)
Selections from a popular Yiddish adaptation of the Pentateuch,
first published in the 17th century. The book became a classic of
older Yiddish literature.