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Herman Yablokoff (August 11, 1903 –
April 3, 1981, Yiddish: הערמאַן יאַבלאָקאָף, Russian: Герман Яблоков, born
Chaim Yablonik, Хаим Яблоник), sometimes...
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Yablokoff claiming that it was
plagiarized from his song "Shvayg mayn harts" (שװײג מײן האַרץ, "Be
Still My Heart"). Eventually,
Ahbez and
Yablokoff settled...
- bench, and
eventually he
loses his own hope. The song's
author Herman Yablokoff was a
member of the
Yiddish theater that was
active in
Lithuania and Poland...
- song.
Ahbez faced legal action from a
Yiddish music composer,
Herman Yablokoff, who
claimed that the
melody to "Nature Boy" came from one of his songs...
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Papirossen (meaning "Cigarettes" in Yiddish), co-produced by
radio star
Herman Yablokoff. The film was
shown in a
theatrical play with the same title,
based on...
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actors Herman Yablokoff,
Bella Mysell, and
Sidney Lumet. My Son and I (1960) - A
musical play in
English and
Yiddish with book by
Herman Yablokoff,
music by...
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Elgiazar Farashyan Eugene Litvinkovich Gienek Loska Gunesh Abasova Herman Yablokoff Homie Igor
Bancer Ilya
Silchukov Ilya
Volkov Irina Dorofeeva Irina Medvedeva...
- Health, and a
signatory of Israel's
declaration of
independence Herman Yablokoff (1903–1981),
Jewish American actor, singer, composer, poet, playwright...
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April 29, 2008.
Retrieved September 29, 2013. Levin, Neil W. "Herman
Yablokoff (1903–1981)".
Milken Archive of
Jewish Music.
Retrieved November 10, 2019...
- many of whom were
active in the
Yiddish theater.
These included Herman Yablokoff,
composer of the hit song
Papirosn (Cigarettes), the
Broadway and Yiddish...
