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Yisroel (Saul–The Last King of Israel, 1924) and an
expressionistic drama Meshiekhs Tsaytn (Messianic Times, 1925). He
returned to Kiev in 1926 only to find...
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Retrieved February 15, 2021.[permanent dead link] Picon,
Molly (c. 1950). "
Meshiekh in Nyu-York". UW-Madison Libraries.
Retrieved May 18, 2022. "Der Badchen"...
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theater of Israel. He
revisited a
similar theme in 1919 in Der
Shtumer Meshiekh (The Mute Messiah); he
would revisit messianic themes in
further plays...
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Boziyakhi Duoza Ikal-Chu Ital-Chu
Kegina Kharpato Komalkha Koruotta Melkhista Meshiekh Nokharasta Olakano Sakhana Tertgie Tsenchu-Mekhk Vegi-Chu
Zhara (Meshe-khi-Zhare)...
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Paris (performance) **** in
Yiddish (performance) Judenverwolkung, or
Meshiekh's Tsaytn (performance) I Just Want to
Jewify (The
Yiddish Revenge on Wagner)...
- Vilna, St.
Petersburg and Moscow. His 1907
essay on
Sholem Asch's
drama Meshiekhs tsaytn (The Age of the Messiah) was his
first significant Yiddish critical...
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Galanchozhsky (Aka-B****)
Khaibakhsky (Khaybakha)
Kiysky (Yordi-Chu)
Melkhestinsky (
Meshiekh)
Meredzhoysky (Merzha)
Nashkhoysky (Mogusta)
Peshkhoysky (Peshkha) Terloysky...
- ("Belarus") (Poems), 1922.
Lider (Poems), 1922.
Yankev Frank (Drama),1922.
Meshiekh ben
Efrayine (Novel), 1924. The
Messiah of the
House of
Ephraim - English...
