The Yiddish Voice / DOS YIDISHE
KOL / דאָס ייִדישע קול
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We will stand together at the Statue of Job to remember those who died before World War II, buried in graves we cannot visit; to remember those killed during WWII and those that we have lost this past year, from our community and those killed on October 7th and since then in Israel. It is our responsibility to remember those that should not be forgotten.
Join us to light a candle and mourn for the Six Million and those that we lost this past year.
Some yiddish-related event listings around the web:
(above: the writer Sholom Aleichem)
12 Iyar 5756 / 1 May 1996 sholem aleykhem leyent for! tsum 80tn yortsayt funem grestn yidishn shrayber fun ale yidishe shraybers presentirn mir dem zeltenem rekordirtn klang funem mekhaber aleyn, forleyendik fun zayn mayses "ven ikh bin rotshild" un "a freylekher yontev", fun a disk vos er hot rekordirt in nyu york shpet in lebn, vos ligt in di arkhivn fun YIVO. oykh musik un mayses geshribn fun im oder basirt af zayn verk / In honor of the 80th year since the passing of the greatest of all Yiddish writers, we present the rare recorded sound of the author himself, reading from his stories "If I Were Rothschild [a rich man]" and "A Happy Holiday", from a record he recorded late in his life, which is now part of the YIVO Sound Archive. Also, we present music and stories written by him or based on his work.
Sholom Aleichem reads out loud!
Click on the above link to hear the voice of Sholom Aleichem reading.
You can also hear
an introduction by Henry
Sapoznik, founder and former head of the YIVO Sound Archive,
from his May, 1991, Forward Hour (Forverts Sho) radio
broadcast.
"There's a big difference between `dead' and `dying'." -- Isaac Bashevis Singer
Awards/Grants:
Boris Slobodyansky is among a group of pensioners that put out a Yiddish broadcast, Dos Yiddishe Wort, or the Yiddish Word, on the airwaves of a Ukrainian state company. ``We have the only Yiddish radio in the world," he says, unaware of several Yiddish radio shows in other countries.
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