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Yiddish TalesIsaac Loeb PerezBorn, 1851, in Samoscz, Government of Lublin, Russian Polan... At The Matzes It was quite early in the morning, when Sossye, the scribe'... The Misfortune Or How The Rav Of Pumpian Tried To Solve A Social Problem Pumpian is a little town in Lithuania, a Jewish town. It li... Ezrielk The Scribe Forty days before Ezrielk descended upon this sinful world,... Mordecai Spektor Born, 1859, in Uman, Government of Kieff, Little Russia; educ... Shut In Lebele is a little boy ten years old, with pale cheeks, liq... The Treasure To sleep, in summer time, in a room four yards square, toge... David Frischmann Born, 1863, in Lodz, Russian Poland, of a family of merchan... Abraham Raisin Born, 1876, in Kaidanov, Government of Minsk (Lithuania), W... Yohrzeit For Mother The Ginzburgs' first child died of inflammation of the lung... Late It was in sad and hopeless mood that Antosh watched the aut... Women A Prose Poem Hedged round with tall, thick woods, as though designedly, ... The Passover Guest I "I have a Passover guest for you, Reb Yoneh, such a gu... An Original Strike I was invited to a wedding. Not a wedding at which ladie... Loeb Schapiro Born, about 1880, in the Government of Kieff, Little Russia; ... Reuben Asher Braudes Born, 1851, in Wilna (Lithuania), White Russia; went to Rouma... The Last Of Them They had been Rabbonim for generations in the Misnagdic com... A Woman's Wrath The small room is dingy as the poverty that clings to its w... Meyer Blinkin Born, 1879, in a village near Pereyaslav, Government of Pol... Fishel The Teacher Twice a year, as sure as the clock, on the first day of Nis... |
JehalelCategory: JEHALEL Pen name of Judah Loeb Lewin; born, 1845, in Minsk (Lithuania), White Russia; tutor; treasurer to the Brodski flour mills and their sugar refinery, at Tomaschpol, Podolia, later in Kieff; began to write in 1860; translator of Beaconsfield's Tancred into Hebrew; Talmudist; mystic; first Socialist writer in Hebrew; writer, chiefly in Hebrew, of prose and poetry; contributor to Sholom-Alechem's Juedische Volksbibliothek, Ha-Shahar, Ha-Meliz, Ha-Zeflrah, and other periodicals. Next: Earth Of Palestine Previous: The Misfortune Or How The Rav Of Pumpian Tried To Solve A Social Problem
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