- Di
Tsayt (Yiddish: די צײט, 'The Time', also
transliterated in the
Germanized fashion as Die Zeit) was a
Yiddish language daily newspaper published in...
- Naye
tsayt (נײַע צײַט, 'New Times') was a Yiddish-language
newspaper published from Kyiv
between September 1917 and May 1919. Naye
tsayt was an organ...
- Di
Tsayt (Yiddish: די צײט, 'The Time') was a
Yiddish language w****ly
newspaper published from
Saint Petersburg, Russia. It was an
organ of the General...
- 1910s to the 1950s,
London had a
daily Yiddish newspaper called די צײַט (Di
Tsayt,
Yiddish pronunciation: [dɪ tsaɪt]; in English, The Time), founded, and...
- Ukraine. It
published the Naye
tsayt (New Time) in Kyiv
September 1917-May 1919.
Prior to the
publishing of Naye
tsayt, the
party published Der yidisher...
-
Latvia District Committee of the Bund
began publishing the
newspaper Undzer Tsayt ('Our Time'). As
Latvia declared independence, the Bund held the position...
-
published source is Weinreich's
article Der YIVO un di
problemen fun
undzer tsayt (דער ייִוואָ און די פּראָבלעמען פֿון אונדזער צײַט "The YIVO
Faces the Post-War...
- Der
Fraind (1903) Di
Tsayt (1913–1914) Dos vort (1914) Di
varhayt (1918)
Kharkiv Der
Shtern (1925–1941) Kiev Folks-shtime Naye
tsayt (1917–1919) Komunistishe...
-
Ragas (Kiev, 1922)
Kayor (Moscow, 1928)
Kolvirt (Kiev, 1931) In Shniṭ Fun
Tsayṭ (Kiev, 1932)
Meron (Kharkov, 1934) Odes (Kiev, 1938)
Nakhes fun
Kinder (Kiev...
- was
established in 1902 with his
first book of stories, In a
shlekhter tsayt (In a Bad Time). In 1903, he
married Mathilde Shapiro, the
daughter of the...
