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    Among his major publications was In Nyu York (1919; ā€œIn New Yorkā€), from which selections appeared in a bilingual English-Yiddish edition with the same title (1982). His other important works were Di goldene pave (1924; ā€œThe Golden Peacockā€) and two posthumously published volumes entitled simply Moyshe Leyb Halpern. Although Halpern…

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    Among his major publications was In Nyu York (1919; ā€œIn New Yorkā€), from which selections appeared in a bilingual English-Yiddish edition with the same title (1982). His other important works were Di goldene pave (1924; ā€œThe Golden Peacockā€) and two posthumously published volumes entitled simply Moyshe Leyb Halpern. Although Halpern…

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