Oyerbakh, Rokhl

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has abstract: (also commonly Rachel Auerbach; 1903–1976), writer and essayist in Yiddish and Polish. Rokhl Oyerbakh was born in Lanowitz (mod Ukr., Lanovitsy), a small village in Podolia. Although the family later moved to Lwów, her rural childhood left her with a lifelong love of Yiddish and a deep interest in Jewish folklore. Auerbach studied psychology and philosophy at Lwów University and also collaborated in Tsushtayer, a journal founded by Melech Ravitch to foster Yiddish culture in Galicia, a region where most of the Jewish intelligentsia spoke Polish. @en
title: Oyerbakh, Rokhl
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skos:related: Folklore, Ethnography, and Anthropology
skos:related: Galicia
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skos:related: Jewish Historical Institute
skos:related: L’viv
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skos:related: Ravitch, Melech
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