-
supported from the
outset and
where he
published his
first Yiddish story, Dos
kleyne Mentshele, 'The
Little Man', in 1863, is
generally seen as the
first stable...
- bomen, Men
horde ghesangen wyde van bomen, Do
boeden voghelen grote vnde
kleyne Doar
bowweden vuëgel,
graaute on kleeine,
Nester vp dat se
nicht leuen alleyne...
-
underground water table. It was
originally the site of a
freehold farm
called Kleyne Zee. The name
means 'small sea',
referring to a
lagoon at the
mouth of the...
-
Reprinted in
Amsterdam 16
times from 1641. Leeghwater, Jan
Adriaensz - De
kleyne Cronyke, till 1865
reprinted in more
languages Roever, J.G. de - Jan Adriaensz...
- “Frampol” -
Encyclopedia of
Jewish Communities in Poland,
Volume VII See "Di
kleyne shusterlekh" Pgs. 18-43. https://www.yiddishbookcenter...
- Oyfn
pripetchik brent a fayerl, Un in
shtub iz heys, Un der rebe
lernt kleyne kinderlekh, Dem alefbeys. Refrain: Zet zhe kinderlekh,
gedenkt zhe, tayere...
-
middle of that
blessed Pale", it is an
idealized town of "little Jews" (
kleyne mentshelekh), who met
their misfortunes with
humor and the
ultimate belief...
- in 't gat raeckt, ende
beeste wert, als
overwinners van Loevesteyn, met
kleyne repetatie, 8 pp
Chatto (1848), p. 186. The
Journals of
Edward Payson Chase...
-
dated to the
publication in 1864 of
Sholem Yankev Abramovitsh’s
novel Dos
kleyne mentshele (“The
Little Person”). The most
important of the
early writers...
-
dated to the
publication in 1864 of
Sholem Yankev Abramovitsh's
novel Dos
kleyne mentshele ("The
Little Person").
Abramovitsh had
previously written in Hebrew...
