- The
Literarishe Bleter (Yiddish: ליטערארישע בלעטער, lit. 'Literary Pages') was a
Yiddish w****ly
literary and
cultural periodical published in Warsaw...
- him to move to
Warsaw to work as a
proofreader for the
Jewish magazine Literarishe Bleter, of
which the
brother was an editor. In 1935, four
years before...
- Der
Farkishefter Shnayder (The
Bewitched Tailor) was
described by the
Literarishe Bleter as "a
unified and
enchanting spectacle of prose, poetry, and song"...
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Second World War in
Yiddish newspapers and
magazines in Poland,
including Literarishe Bleter, Vokhnblat, Arbeter-tsaytung, and
Foroys in Warsaw;
Lubliner Togblat...
- Vilna: B. Kletskin, 1927
Dzshike gas. Warsaw:
Literarishe Bleter, 1933 Freydke. Warsaw:
Literarishe Bleter, 1935 In land fun mayn gebeyn. Chicago: Farlag...
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Retrieved March 22, 2025 – via
Yiddish Book Center.
First published in
Literarishe Bleter on May 2, 1935. Avinor,
Gitta (1960). "[Review:]
Berikud keneged...
- 1905. In Warsaw, in 1907 they
together founded the
Literary Troupe (
Literarishe trupe), the
first Yiddish theater company to
dedicate itself to a 'literary'...
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Veiherte ). In 1924 he
became co-founder of the
magazine Literary Pages (
Literarishe Bleter, 1924–1939;
together with
Israel Joshua Singer,
Peretz Markish...
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other cities such as
Wilno and Łódź. In 1924, it
began to
issue the
Literarishe Bleter magazine (based on the
Polish Wiadomości Literackie [pl]) (Literary...
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Peretz Markish. He was a co-founder of the
Yiddish literary journal Literarishe Bleter and
served as
secretary of the
Yiddish Writers' Union,
which then...
