Dear Colleagues,
Please note that one of the 2020 Library of Congress Junior Fellow projects is
working on uncataloged Yiddish books. Please forward this announcement to
anyone interested in a Junior Fellowship who knows Yiddish. Please note that
the application period CLOSES on Friday, Decembe
Dear Friends,
I could use help finding an article.
A history professor needs the full-text of an article published in Le Monde on
22 September 2019:
https://www.lemonde.fr/societe/article/2019/09/22/gisele-halimi-j-avais-en-moi-une-rage-une-force-sauvage-je-voulais-me-sauver_6012578_3224.html
I too wish to add my delight with the current issue of AJL's *News and
Reviews.*
You can spread the word to your colleagues who are not yet AJL members that
if they manage Judaica collections, or just curate a small shelf of Jewish
themed books in a public library, they need to have access to the
Hello safranim in Israel,
I am planning to visit Israel Dec 30 - Jan 12. I would be interested to
visit with librarians and discuss common concerns. Since the upcoming AJL
conference is in Chicago in June 2020 and I am one the committee, I would
be happy to share any ideas and answer any question
Kol Hakavod to AJL new editor Sally Stieglitz for the AJL News and Reviews
Nov./Dec. issue. In addition to the Reviews Sally interviewed Lia Ronnen,
editor and publisher of the Israeli cookbooks (I think that Shuk is her
recent). You can read A tribute to Mordicai Gerstein by Etta Gold with
I live in Oregon and will be unable to attend David Assaf's lecture
November 25, but I WOULD LOVE to learn whatever he will be presenting. (I
assume the children's letters themselves are not available in any
accessible form-- either in translation or in Yiddish.?)I am currently
doing research
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