Prese

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Di Prese (Buenos Aires), April 25, 1949/50; Leksikon fun der Nayer Yidisher Literatur [Lexicon of new Yiddish literature] (1959), s.v. “Kahan, Shoshana”; Obituaries.

Rose Shoshana. 2009
Leksikon fun der Literatur Prese un Filologye (1926); Yeshurin, Yafim, “Tsilye Dropkin: Bibliografye” (Celia Dropkin: Bibliography).

Celia Dropkin. 2009
Leksikon fun der Yidisher Literatur, Prese, un Filologye. 3rd ed.

Anna Margolin. 2009
Leksikon fun der Yidisher Literatur, Prese, un Filologye [Lexicon of Yiddish literature, press, and philology]. 2d ed.

Sarah Reisen. 2009
Montreal: 1980, 297 – 298; Leksikon fun der Yidisher Literatur, Prese un Filologye, vol. 4.

Esther Shumiatcher-Hirschbein. 2009
Leksikon fun der Yidisher Literatur, Prese, un Filologye (1927 – 1929).

Bertha Wiernik. 2009
Leksikon fun der Yidisher Literatur, Prese un Filologye 3 (1929): 575 – 576.

Miriam Karpilove. 2009
Settling in Paris again, she resumed her literary activity, writing for the Naye Prese and, later, for the monthly journal Ofsnay and the weekly Di Vokh.

Lili Berger. 2009
Leksikon fun der Yidisher Literatur, Prese un Filologye 4 (1929): 572 – 574; Tabatshnik, Avrom.

Fradel Shtok. 2009
Beyond Le Prese the lake presented one sheet of smooth black ice, reflecting every peak and chasm of the mountains, and showing the rocks and water-weeds in the clear green depths below.

Sketches and Studies in Italy and Greece, First Series John Addington Symonds 1866