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Together.
Ed. by S. L. Shneiderman. Tel-Aviv, I.L . Peretz, 1974. 505 p
Illus.
Important collection representing the thinking and feelings of
Yiddish writers who chose freedom, a majority of them recent
refugees from iron curtain countries.
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The last period of Itzik Manger’s life and work
(1939-69).
Mexico, Shlomo Mendelson Fund, 1973. 181 p. Illus.
Sequel to the author’s previous book on the poet.
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R o l l a n s k y , S am u e l .
Yiddish literature—Jewish life: writers, essayists
and visionaries in our literary history.
Buenos Aires, Friends of the
Literary Society at IWO in Argentina, 1973. 2 vols.
. . These studies in literary history . . . were written during
the past 15 years as introductions to the
Masterworks of Yiddish
Literature.”
(Foreword).
W e i n g a r t e n , J o s e p h
A.
A dictionary of Yiddish idioms and expressions,
including proverbs and selected words.
Completely in translitera
tion. Part I: A-F. Brooklyn, New York, 1974. 92 p., processed.
"Compendium of idioms and expressions” in one alphabet with
selected words and proberbs. Compiled by an amateur lexicogra
pher for the use of those who do not know the Hebrew alphabet.