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  • Holzer was drawn to plays that portrayed strong, independent women, such as Froy Advokat and Dray Froyen (Three Women) by Morozowicz-Szczepkowska.

    Rokhl Holzer. 2009

  • Di Froy in der Yidisher Poezye [The woman in Yiddish poetry] (1966); Tussman, Malka Heifetz.

    Yiddish Literature in the United States. 2009

  • Miss Froy seems like a sweet old helpless dear, and I suppose she is; but it turns out, very extremely satisfyingly, that she's also a keen British spy.

    Archive 2009-10-01 Fresca 2009

  • Dame May Whitty as Miss Froy ("rhymes with joy") in The Lady Vanishes (UK, 1938, directed by Alfred Hitchcock)

    Archive 2009-10-01 Fresca 2009

  • She also edited a daily column for the paper, “Di Froy un di Heym” [The woman and the home], under the name of Rose Mary.

    Rose Shoshana. 2009

  • In 1966, Shmuel Rozhansky published Di Froy in der Yidisher Poezye [The woman in Yiddish poetry] as volume 29 of his Musterverk fun der Yidisher Literatur, a monumental project of canon formation intended to run to one hundred volumes containing representative works of Yiddish literature.

    Yiddish Literature in the United States. 2009

  • In contrast to the Bundist YAF (Yidisher Arbeter Froy), which came into being in 1925, the YFA was middle-class in its membership, independent of all political parties though not apolitical, and Zionist in its orientation.

    Yiddishe Froyen Asosiatsiye-YFA (Jewish Women's Association). 2009

  • Glants, A. “Kultur un di Froy” [Culture and women].

    Yiddish Literature in the United States. 2009

  • Zikhroynes fun a Byalistoker Froy (1964); Krantz, Judith.

    Autobiography in the United States. 2009

  • As Chaim Malitz noted in his 1918 book entitled Di Heym un di Froy [The home and the woman], “Take away the mother from the home, and there remains no home” (41).

    Eastern European Immigrants in the United States. 2009

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