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Yiddish TalesWhence A Proverb"Drunk all the year round, sober at Purim," is a Jewish pro... A Picnic Ask Shmuel, the capmaker, just for a joke, if he would like... A Scholar's Mother The market lies foursquare, surrounded on every side by low... Bertzi Wasserfuehrer I The first night of Passover. It is already about ten o... A Woman's Wrath The small room is dingy as the poverty that clings to its w... Jehalel Pen name of Judah Loeb Lewin; born, 1845, in Minsk (Lithuania... David Frischmann Born, 1863, in Lodz, Russian Poland, of a family of merchan... The Treasure To sleep, in summer time, in a room four yards square, toge... The Clock The clock struck thirteen! Don't imagine I am joking, I ... The Two Brothers It is three months since Yainkele and Berele--two brothers,... Lost His Voice It was in the large synagogue in Klemenke. The week-day ser... The Passover Guest I "I have a Passover guest for you, Reb Yoneh, such a gu... Yohrzeit For Mother The Ginzburgs' first child died of inflammation of the lung... The Charitable Loan The largest fair in Klemenke is "Ulas." The little town wai... Micha Joseph Berdyczewski Born, 1865, in Berschad, Podolia, Southwestern Russia; educ... Ezrielk The Scribe Forty days before Ezrielk descended upon this sinful world,... The Last Of Them They had been Rabbonim for generations in the Misnagdic com... Isaiah Berschadski Pen name of Isaiah Domaschewitski; born, 1871, near Derechi... S Libin Pen name of Israel Hurewitz; born, 1872, in Gori-Gorki, Gov... At The Matzes It was quite early in the morning, when Sossye, the scribe'... |
Isaiah BerschadskiCategory: ISAIAH BERSCHADSKI Pen name of Isaiah Domaschewitski; born, 1871, near Derechin, Government of Grodno (Lithuania), White Russia; died, 1909, in Warsaw; education, Jewish and secular; teacher of Hebrew in Ekaterinoslav, Southern Russia; in business, in Ekaterinoslav and Baku; editor, in 1903, of Ha-Zeman, first in St. Petersburg, then in Wilna; after a short sojourn in Riga removed to Warsaw; writer of novels and short stories, almost exclusively in Hebrew; contributor to Ha-Meliz, Ha-Shiloah, and other periodicals; pen names besides Berschadski: Berschadi, and Shimoni; collected works in Hebrew, Tefusim u-Zelalim, Warsaw, 1899, and Ketabim Aharonim, Warsaw, 1909. Next: Forlorn And Forsaken Previous: Military Service
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