Moscow State Yiddish Theater
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Known by the acronym GOSET (Gosudarstvennyi Evreiskii Teatr), the Soviet State Yiddish Theaters were part of a network of state-subsidized theaters in the Soviet Union. At its height in the 1930s, the network included four major theaters in Ukraine, Belorussia, Birobidzhan, and Moscow, as well as some 15 minor theaters in smaller Jewish population centers.
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Moscow State Yiddish Theater
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- https://yivoencyclopedia.org/article.aspx/Moscow_State_Yiddish_Theater
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- One of the most famous and critically acclaimed Yiddish-language theaters in the world. The Moscow State Yiddish Theater (also referred to as MosGOSET or simply GOSET, from [Moskovskii] Gosudarstvennyi Evreiskii Teatr) was, in the words of the Yiddish literary critic and cultural activist Nakhmen Mayzel, “our greatest theatrical marvel.” Widely considered one of the best theaters in the Soviet Union, it was often heralded by the government as a model of Jewish cultural achievement under communism.
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- Moscow State Yiddish Theater
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- GOSET
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- MosGOSET
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- Moscow State Yiddish Theater
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- State Jewish Theater
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- State Yiddish Chamber Theater
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- State Yiddish Theater
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- Yiddish Chamber Theater
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- Moscow State Yiddish Theater
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Soviet State Yiddish Theaters
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- described at
- https://yivoencyclopedia.org/article.aspx/Soviet_State_Yiddish_Theaters
- has abstract
- Known by the acronym GOSET (Gosudarstvennyi Evreiskii Teatr), the Soviet State Yiddish Theaters were part of a network of state-subsidized theaters in the Soviet Union. At its height in the 1930s, the network included four major theaters in Ukraine, Belorussia, Birobidzhan, and Moscow, as well as some 15 minor theaters in smaller Jewish population centers.
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- Soviet State Yiddish Theaters
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- GOSET
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- State Jewish Theater
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- State Yiddish Theater
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- State Yiddish theaters
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- state Jewish theater
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- Soviet State Yiddish Theaters
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