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Jewish Learning: Literature
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Extensive articles on Jewish American, Hebrew, and Yiddish and Ladino literature.
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Jewish Literature
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Articles on Hebrew, Yiddish, and English literary traditions of the Jewish people.
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Jewish-American Literature
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Overview of 19th and 20th century Jewish writing in Yiddish and English, and criticism of recent Holocaust literature.
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Literature of the Holocaust
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Collection of articles, links and commentary on Shoah-driven literature and related topics.
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Mendele
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Online forum and literary magazine dedicated to Yiddish literature and theater.
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Mima'amakim
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Literary journal of Jewish writing in English and Hebrew.
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The Institute for the Translation of Hebrew Literature
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Organization dedicated to the translation and promotion of Israeli literature provides a searchable lexicon of Hebrew writers, translations, and catalogue of books.
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The Popular Arabic Literature of the Jews
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Translations of twelve Judeo-Arabic literary works.
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Yiddish Literature
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The history of European Ashkenazi literature, with several children's stories in Yiddish and English.
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Yiddish Literature
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A discussion of works in the Yiddish language from the 12th century through the present day.
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Books and Websites about the Holocaust for Young Adults
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Eleven works of Jewish Holocaust literature, annotated and presented for younger readers.
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