Yiddish and the Holocaust - איבערזעץ

Yiddish and the Holocaust:
New Approaches

Yaakov Herskovitz

Yiddish Beyond Yiddish: On the Challenges of Translation

Dominic WilliamsMiriam UdelSamuel SpinnerYael Levi

(Post-) Khurbn Yiddish Literature: The Making of New Genres

Anna ShternshisAvinoam PattJames Diamond

Piety & Emotions During and After the Shoah

David Roskies

“Tovlkunst vi a shlisl tsu der yiddisher khurbn-literatur 1943-1979”

Alexandra PolyanAnika Walke

Holocaust Memory Without a Final “Nun”: The Soviet Perspective

Aleksandra Gluba-PieprzKarolina KoprowskaRachel MossSimo Muir

New Yiddish Diasporas: From Poland to Sweden

Joel BerkowitzRebecca MargolisSonia Gollance

Performing Catastrophe, Performing Yiddish: The Holocaust in Yiddish Theatre and Film

Jan SchwarzMatthew JohnsonTamara Gleason

Post-Khurbn Yiddish in the Americas: From Canada to Mexico

The Collapse of Ethics and Justice in the Warsaw Ghetto Writings of Yitskhok Bernshteyn

Sven-Erik Rose

The Collapse of Ethics and Justice in the Warsaw Ghetto Writings of Yitskhok Bernshteyn

Anne Christin Klotz

Preventing Linguicide in the Face of Genocide. Eastern European Jewish Landsmanshaftn as Keepers of di mame-loshn after the Shoah

Katarzyna Person

Politics of Translating the Underground Archive of the Warsaw Ghetto, 1946-2024

Daniel Reiser

The "Holy Cover": Sanctification of Yiddish in Ultra-Orthodox Judaism in the Wake of the Holocaust

Hannah Pollin-Galay

The Destruction of Yiddish or Destruction-Yiddish

Malena Chinski

Ironic Narrative: Nachman Blumental’s Approach to Yiddish Literature Under Nazi Occupation

Perla Sneh

Khurbn Yiddish – Unveiling that Absent Absence