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1. Youth Movements outside Poland

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   ep

2. Yudishe Togblat, Dos

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   Orthodox daily published in Warsaw from 20 September 1929 until World War II. Dos yudishe togblat (The Jewish Daily) succeeded where previous attempts to publish an Orthodox daily in Poland had failed. One reason for the…

   ep

3. Yudishe Togblat, Dos

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   Orthodox daily published in Warsaw from 20 September 1929 until World War II. Dos yudishe togblat (The Jewish Daily) succeeded where previous attempts to publish an Orthodox daily in Poland had failed. One reason for the…

   yivo

4. Yudishe Velt, Di

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   Literary journal edited by Shmuel Niger and published in Vilna by Boris Kletskin from January 1913 until April 1915. Di yudishe velt (in modern orthography, Di yidishe velt; The Jewish World) was considered the most infl…

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5. Yudishe Velt, Di

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   Literary journal edited by Shmuel Niger and published in Vilna by Boris Kletskin from January 1913 until April 1915. Di yudishe velt (in modern orthography, Di yidishe velt; The Jewish World) was considered the most infl…

   ep

6. Yugnt

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   Youth movement of the Left Po‘ale Tsiyon Party, literally meaning youth in Yiddish. Founded in 1904 in Galicia, Yugnt worked in parallel with two organizations: the student youth organization Frayer Shoymer (The Free Sco…

   ep

7. Yugnt

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   Youth movement of the Left Po‘ale Tsiyon Party, literally meaning youth in Yiddish. Founded in 1904 in Galicia, Yugnt worked in parallel with two organizations: the student youth organization Frayer Shoymer (The Free Sco…

   yivo

8. Yung-Vilne

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   (Young Vilna) was a dynamic Yiddish literary group of writers, poets, and artists who came of age creatively in Vilna in the 1930s. The group was officially established on 11 October 1929 by Zalmen Reyzen, editor of the …

   ep

9. Yung-Vilne

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   (Young Vilna) was a dynamic Yiddish literary group of writers, poets, and artists who came of age creatively in Vilna in the 1930s. The group was officially established on 11 October 1929 by Zalmen Reyzen, editor of the …

   yivo

10. Z. H. Spitz - צבי הירש שפיץ

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    haskala

11. Zaddik

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    occupations

12. Zahnarzt

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    occupations

13. Zahntechnikerin

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    occupations

14. Zahnärztin

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    occupations

15. Zamosc

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    haskala

16. Zar

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    occupations

17. Zarin

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    occupations

18. Zauberin

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    occupations

19. Zauberkünstler

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    occupations

20. Zeichner

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    occupations

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