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YIDDISH, the historic language of Ashkenazic (central and east European) Jewry, is the third principal literary language in Jew
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City

Brest / Jerusalem / Warsaw / Pinsk / Nuremberg / Worms / Berlin / Prague / Regensburg / Vilna / Grodno / Rothenburg / Odessa / /

Company

Yiddish / Labor Zionism / /

Continent

America / Europe / /

Country

Germany / Romania / Hungary / Italy / Latvia / Poland / United States / Soviet Union / Portugal / Lithuania / Israel / Ukraine / Spain / Greece / Palestinian Territories / /

Facility

University of Marburg / University Library / /

Holiday

4th of July / Sukkot / Passover / /

IndustryTerm

eventual literary products / search-list / printing / systems / grammatical machinery / school systems / /

NaturalFeature

Italian peninsula / Iberian Peninsula / /

Organization

Black Hundreds / Ashkenazic / University of Marburg / /

Person

Boris Kletskin / Moses Mendelssohn / Yisroel Aksenfeld / Esther Frumkin / Noah / Sholem Aleichem / Nahman / Japheth / Elijah Levita / Max Weinreich / Matthias (Matisyohu) Mieses / /

Position

Hebrew didactic writer / humorist / poet / Aramaic linguist / a teacher / priest / tsar / prolific author / eventually anti-Hasidic writer / founder / writer / Major / /

Region

Iberian Peninsula / Central Europe / Eastern Europe / /

Technology

recombination / /

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