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Yiddish-English dictionary (in roman letters). 2013.
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SPIEGEL, ISAIAH — (Yeshayohu Spiegel; 1906–1990), Yiddish poet, fiction writer and essayist. Born in Balut, a poor suburb of Lodz, Poland, Spiegel was encouraged by I. Katzenelson and M. Broderzon , and was one of the group of young Yiddish poets active in Lodz in … Encyclopedia of Judaism
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