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Gennady Estraikh
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Gennady Estraikh

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    Gennady Estraikh, a Russian-born scholar who later taught in London, also published fiction in Yiddish, including the book Moskver Purim-shpiln (1996; “Moscow Purim Plays”). Kobi Weitzner, editor of the Yidisher kemfer, was also a writer at the Yiddish Forverts.

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    Gennady Estraikh, a Russian-born scholar who later taught in London, also published fiction in Yiddish, including the book Moskver Purim-shpiln (1996; “Moscow Purim Plays”). Kobi Weitzner, editor of the Yidisher kemfer, was also a writer at the Yiddish Forverts.

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