- the
Jewish Anti-Fascist
Committee (JAC). He was one of the
editors of
Eynikayt (the JAC's newspaper) and of the Heymland, a
literary magazine. He was...
-
secretary and
editor of the
Jewish Anti-Fascist
Committee (JAC)'s newspaper,
Eynikayt (Unity).
Solomon Mikhoels, the
chairman of JAC and
Epshtein approached...
-
efforts had been made to
sustain the
Yiddish theater after Mikhoels's death,
Eynikayt was
still publishing on schedule, and, most important, the
Soviet Union...
-
Soviet Union. In
April 1942, he
became deputy editor of the
newspaper Eynikayt («Эйникайт» or "Unity")
published by the JAC. In
February 1944, together...
- bit of Yiddish, but I couldn't read the
language well. I
started reading Eynikayt with
difficulty and saw how
sessions were held at the committee, and I...
-
Jewry around the cause, both in
opinion and aid, and they
published the
Eynikayt newspaper.
After the war, a
number of the main
committee members were arrested...
-
World War II, co-editing the
literary section of the Committee's journal,
Eynikayt (Unity). However, like many
Soviet Jewish writers, he
became a
target of...
-
Haitim (1855–), the first-ever Yiddish-language
newspaper Der
Wecker (1896)
Eynikayt (before 1945–?) (JAC)
Moscow Der Emes (1918–1939)
Saint Petersburg Jidishes...
- Anti-Fascist
Committee and
served on the
editorial board of its
journal Eynikayt,
during which he
wrote about the Shoah.
Halkin would develop a cordial...
