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Product Summary

Delve into the rich tapestry of Yiddish language and culture within the Soviet Union with this meticulously edited volume. Edited by esteemed scholars L. Katsis, M. Kaspina, and D. Fishman, this 491-page hardcover book offers an extensive exploration of Yiddish linguistic and cultural dynamics during the Soviet era. The bilingual title, available in both English and Russian (Idish yazyk i kultura v Sovetskom Soyuze), ensures accessibility for a broad audience. This scholarly work provides a comprehensive analysis of how Yiddish language and culture evolved under Soviet influence, making it an invaluable resource for academics, researchers, and enthusiasts of Jewish history. The hardcover binding guarantees durability, making it a lasting addition to any library. Whether you are studying the impact of Soviet policies on Yiddish or simply interested in the cultural heritage of the Jewish community, this book offers profound insights and detailed historical context.

Key Features

• Comprehensive study of Yiddish language and culture in the Soviet Union
• Edited by renowned scholars L. Katsis, M. Kaspina, and D. Fishman
• 491 pages of in-depth analysis and historical context
• Hardcover binding for durability and long-lasting use
• Bilingual title: English and Russian (Idish yazyk i kultura v Sovetskom Soyuze)
• Academic and scholarly resource for researchers and enthusiasts
• Detailed exploration of Yiddish cultural heritage within the Soviet framework
• Insightful perspectives on the evolution of Yiddish under Soviet rule

Highlights include Comprehensive study of Yiddish language and culture in the Soviet Union, Edited by renowned scholars L. Katsis, M. Kaspina, and D. Fishman, 491 pages of in-depth analysis and historical context, Hardcover binding for durability and long-lasting use, Bilingual title: English and Russian (Idish yazyk i kultura v Sovetskom Soyuze), Academic and scholarly resource for researchers and enthusiasts, Detailed exploration of Yiddish cultural heritage within the Soviet framework, Insightful perspectives on the evolution of Yiddish under Soviet rule, making this product stand out for buyers.