The YIVO Institute for Jewish Research was founded by scholars and intellectuals in Vilna, Poland, in 1925 to document and study Jewish life in all its aspects: language, history, religion, folkways, and material culture. YIVO had a special focus on the Jews of Eastern Europe, but collected books, manuscripts and other artifacts from Jewish communities around the world. It grew to be a beloved communal institution with active members from Buenos Aires to Shanghai.
NYC film premiere documenting filmmaker Ann Michel’s discovery of her family’s confiscated pre-WW II estate and her own German Jewish heritage. Camera in
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Instructor: Neil Levin, Anne E. Leibowitz Visiting Professor-in-Residence in Music Much of Kurt Weill’s theatrical, operatic, film, and concert music is widely familiar.
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Sadie B. Fledman Family Lecture Sunday, January 21st at 1:00pm Speaker: Jonathan Brent, Executive Director and CEO of YIVO Institute for Jewish Research
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Lecture and Cooking Demonstration Admission: $20 YIVO members & students: $15 Join us for an evening celebrating Ashkenazi culinary traditions. Best-selling author Michael
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Instructor: Jonathan Brent Capped at 20 students. Despite belonging to different nations, writing in different languages, and living in radically different socio-economic conditions,
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Instructor: Stefanie Halpern Capped at 20 students. The family is quintessential to the American Jewish drama. This course will examine how the family
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Jewish Cultural Resistance to Nazi and Soviet Oppression Instructor: David Fishman Capped at 20 students. This course will explore the dramatic rescue of
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