Evolucija Yiddish jezika, kulture i literature / Daniel Harris


Iz uvoda

Jidiš je jedan od jedinstvenih jezika u svetskoj istoriji kojim je, na vrhuncu njegove upotrebe, govorila etnička i religijska grupa rasuta širom sveta. To je jezik koji se prenosio iz generacije u generaciju širom Evrope i u Rusiju. Kako je jevrejska istorija evoluirala, Jidiš je išao uz nju i, naravno, evoluirao u različite dijalekte. Jezik koji je bio živ oko 1000 godina je u suštini izumro tokom najtamnijeg časa jevrejske istorije - Holokausta. Evolucija jezika direktno se poklapa sa velikim delom jevrejske istorije i zapravo pomaže u razumevanju mnogih promena u jevrejskom načinu života, društvenoj interakciji, ekonomiji, pravu i literaturi. Drugim rečima, istorijski, jezički i kulturni trendovi u judaizmu imaju korene i u evoluciji jidiša. Link na izdanje vodiča


Evolution Of Yiddish Language, Culture & Literature / Daniel Harris


From the Introduction

Yiddish is one of the unique languages in world’s history that, at the height of its use was spoken primarily by an ethnic and religious group scattered all over the world. It is a language that was carried from generation to generation across Europe and into Russia. As Jewish history evolved, the Yiddish language came with it and of course, evolved into varying dialects. The language, which was alive for roughly 1,000 years essentially became extinct during the darkest hour of Jewish history—The Holocaust. The evolution of the language directly coincides with a large portion of Jewish history and in effect helps in the understanding of many different changes in Jewish lifestyle, social interaction, economics, law and literature. In other words, historical, linguistic and cultural trends in Judaism also have their roots in the evolution of Yiddish. Link to the edition of the Guide.


Poezija / פּאָעזיע / Poetry

מוקדם מדי לשתוק, מאוחר מדי לשיר. סרטה של חוה אלברשטיין / "Prerano je za ćutanje, a prekasno za pesmu" film Have Alberstein


שנת 1995 יצאו חוה אלברשטיין ובן זוגה, הבמאי נדב לויתן, לחיפוש אחר אחרוני משוררי היידיש. התוצאה היא "מוקדם מדי לשתוק, מאוחר מדי לשיר", סרט תיעודי עצמאי עם משוררי יידיש בישראל - שכולם, למעט אחת, הלכו כבר לעולמם. הסרט הנדיר מועלה לרשת באדיבות חוה אלברשטיין

Godine 1995. Chava Alberstein i njen partner, režiser Nadav Levitan, krenuli su u potragu za poslednjim Yiddish pesnicima. Rezultat je "Prerano je za ćutanje, a prekasno za pesmu", nezavisni dokumentarni film sa Yiddish pesnicima u Izraelu - od kojih su svi, osim jednog, do danas preminuli. Ovaj redak film je postavljen online od strane autorke, Chave Alberstein.


Itzik Manger - Midrash Itzik (יידיש)


מדרש איציק
מאנגער, איציק
Medresh Itsiḳ
MANGER, ITZIK, 1901-1969

This edition was published in 1951 by Comité Itzik Manger in Pariz. It was digitized and added to the library in January 2009.
Published in Yiddish, 210 pages.

Notes about this book
Part of: Gezamlṭe shrifṭen / Itsiḳ Manger
Full catalog record: MARCXML file for this book.
Yiddish Book Center library


Muzika / מוזיק / Music

חוה אלברשטיין - גאָלדען פּיקאַק (Hava Alberstein - Zlatni paun)



Sumsum / אלטה זוי / Alte Zoi (בגיבריש)



Santiago Klezmer Band - Lebedik Un Freylekh



Arbeitslosen march / Daniel Kahn and The Painted Bird



Partisan Song sung by Annie Lederhendler



The Klezmatics: Apikorsim - Heretics



Sestre Barry - Chiribim Chiriboim



Isa Kremer -- Three Yiddish Songs of Love 1927-1928



Jezik / שפּראַך / Language

Kako naučiti Yiddish?


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Učenje Yiddisha, hrestomatija za treći i četvrti razred, B. Ostrovsky


Idish / B. Ostrovsky

Idish: khrestomatye farn dritn un fertn lern-yor

yiddishbookcenter.org/collections/yiddish-books/spb-nybc211562
New York: Max N. Mayzel, 1925 (192 pages), Edited by B. Ostrowsky and S. Hurwitz

May be suitable for intermediate, advanced: A school primer for grades 3 and 4. It includes prose and poetry by noted Yiddish writers, including An-Sky, Peretz, Sholem Aleichem, Asch, and many others. The poems and stories are arranged by topics such as: America, winter, Khanike, Shabes, Shavues, Tishebov, Purim, work, fall, and the High Holidays. While the text does not bear an ideological stamp, it was intended for children of the working class.

Collection item number 211562


Film / פֿילם / Movies

From Natan Gross's "Unzer Kinder" (Our Children) with Shimon Dzigan and Israel Schumacher



From Natan Gross's "Unzer Kinder" (Our Children) with Shimon Dzigan and Israel Schumacher



Filmed in 1948 with orphans from the children's home in Helenowek, near Lodz in Poland. The comedians returned to the Polish soil as repatriates after they were in the Soviet Union during the war, and the pair tries to present a theatrical section of ghetto life, but the children who experienced the horrors of the Holocaust in the ghettos, create scandal and stop the play. "Unzer Kinder" was the last movie filmed in the Yiddish language in Poland. Sources can be ordered in Hebrew or Polish translation at: Jacob Gross, POB 909 Givatayim 53108

Snimljen 1948. sa siročićima iz dječjeg doma u Helenoveku, kod Lodza u Poljskoj. Komičari su se vratili u Poljsku kao repatrirci pošto što su bili u Sovjetskom Savezu tokom rata, i pokušavaju da predstave pozorišni život u getu, ali deca koja su doživjela užase holokausta u getima, stvaraju skandal i zaustavljaju predstavu. "Unzer Kinder" je bio poslednji film snimljen na Jidišu u Poljskoj. Izvori se mogu naručiti na hebrejskom ili poljskom jeziku kod: Jacob Gross, POB 909 Givataiim 53108


Mediji / מעדיע / Media

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