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Yiddish Tales

Isaiah Lerner
Born, 1861, in Zwoniec, Podolia, Southwestern Russia; co-edit...

Manasseh
It was a stifling summer evening. I had just come home from...

An Original Strike
I was invited to a wedding. Not a wedding at which ladie...

The Hole In A Beigel
When I was a little Cheder-boy, my Rebbe, Bunem-Breine-Gite...

Sholom-alechem
Pen name of Shalom Rabinovitz; born, 1859, in Pereyaslav, G...

Fishel The Teacher
Twice a year, as sure as the clock, on the first day of Nis...

Earth Of Palestine
As my readers know, I wanted to do a little stroke of busin...

Yohrzeit For Mother
The Ginzburgs' first child died of inflammation of the lung...

Reuben Asher Braudes
Born, 1851, in Wilna (Lithuania), White Russia; went to Rouma...

Judah Steinberg
Born, 1863, in Lipkany, Bessarabia; died, 1907, in Odessa; ...

The Rav And The Rav's Son
The Sabbath midday meal is over, and the Saken Rav passes h...

The Treasure
To sleep, in summer time, in a room four yards square, toge...

The Two Brothers
It is three months since Yainkele and Berele--two brothers,...

A Gloomy Wedding
They handed Gittel a letter that had come by post, she put ...

Lost His Voice
It was in the large synagogue in Klemenke. The week-day ser...

Yitzchok-yossel Broitgeber
At the time I am speaking of, the above was about forty yea...

Whence A Proverb
"Drunk all the year round, sober at Purim," is a Jewish pro...

Shalom Asch
Born, 1881, in Kutno, Government of Warsaw, Russian Poland;...

Jehalel
Pen name of Judah Loeb Lewin; born, 1845, in Minsk (Lithuania...

A Woman's Wrath
The small room is dingy as the poverty that clings to its w...



Sholom-alechem






Category: SHOLOM-ALECHEM

Pen name of Shalom Rabinovitz; born, 1859, in Pereyaslav, Government of
Poltava, Little Russia; Government Rabbi, at twenty-one, in Lubni, near
his native place; has spent the greater part of his life in Kieff; in
Odessa from 1890 to 1893, and in America from 1905 to 1907; Hebrew,
Russian, and Yiddish poet, novelist, humorous short story writer,
critic, and playwright; prolific contributor to Hebrew and Yiddish
periodicals; founder of Die juedische Volksbibliothek; novels: Stempenyu,
Yosele Solovei, etc.; collected works: first series, Alle Werk, 4 vols.,
Cracow, 1903-1904; second series, Neueste Werk, 8 vols., Warsaw,
1909-1911.





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