Naye

She went back to teaching the lererkes from the Yiddish School at the Seminar le-Morim of the Ashkenazi Kehillah for four years and later taught the lererkes from the Naye Yidisher Shule on their own premises.

Vele Rabinowitz Zabludowsky. 2009

Frankfurt: 1985; “El Nuevo Mundo” (Spanish translation of Di Naye Velt).

Esther Kreitman. 2009

These translations, her first Yiddish publications, appeared in Di Naye Velt and Inzikh (1920).

Celia Dropkin. 2009

Her poems also appeared in other magazines and yearbooks, such as Gezangen (Chants; 1919, 1920), Naye himlen (New Heavens, 1921) and the modernistic Ringen (Links, 1921).

Miryam Ulinover. 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

A harsh review of Gezamlte Ertseylungen by Moissaye Olgin appeared in the socialist weekly Di Naye Velt [The new world].

Fradel Shtok. 2009

Di Naye Velt (January 9, 1920): 16 – 17; Reyzen, Zalmen.

Fradel Shtok. 2009

In 1922 she returned to Gorzsd and published her first book of poetry, Naye yugent (New Youth, Kovno).

Yudica. 2009

Under the leadership of Ben-Ami, a group of actors, including Celia Adler, broke away, founding the Jewish Art Theater (Naye Teater) in 1919.

Celia Adler. 2009

Dina Blond translated over thirty works of world literature in the period before 1939, some of which were serialized in the Bundist party newspaper Naye Folkstsaytung before being published as books.

Dina Blond. 2009