Woe From Wit (Yiddish Edition) by Alexander Griboyedov non-media traditional

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By exploring the phenomenon and the memory of pogroms and blood libels in the Soviet territories of the interwar period as well as

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Woe From Wit (Yiddish Edition) by Alexander Griboyedov non-media traditionalTranslated into Yiddish by Nisson Levin The Yiddish translation of Alexander Griboyedov's classical play Woe from Wit burned in the flames of World War II, was restored from memory by its translator Nison Levin, and was highly regarded by the great theater director Solomon Mikhoels. The translation survived the 1948 murder of Mikhoels and the subsequent destruction of the Jewish culture that came to be de facto banned in the U. S. S. R. Now, after