People Aheym People malka altman 1921 | bălţi 1 videos asya barshteyn 1970 | sharhorod 4 videos elizaveta bershadskaia 1970 | chernyatka, ukraine 6 videos sura bivson 1970 | polonne, ukraine 2 videos arkadii burshtein 1970 | sobolivka, ukraine 8 videos lazar burshtein 1929 | goworowo, poland 1 videos alexander cherner 1970 | balta 1 videos bella chirkova. Under the direction of professors dov ber kerler and jeffery veidlinger, approximately 350 yiddish language interviews were conducted in ukraine, moldova, romania, hungary, and slovakia, mostly with people who were born between the 1900s and the 1930s.
People Aheym This is a short clip for aheym, the archive for historical and ethnographic yiddish memories, a film project based on 800 hours of interviews collected by je. Professor veidlinger was co director, together with professor dov ber kerler of indiana university, of the archives of historical and ethnographic yiddish memories (aheym: the acronym means “homeward” in yiddish), a digital video collection of approximately 600 hours of yiddish language interviews conducted in ukraine, moldova, romania. Veidlinger share the powerful stories that arose during his work interviewing yiddish speakers in eastern europe with the aheym the archives of historical and ethnographic yiddish memories memories project. jeffrey explains why he finds these types of stories and interviews "really remarkable." stories of survival. If you speak yiddish, any language of eastern europe, or just english, i encourage you to check out aheym online collections and sit with the voices of this generation for an hour or so.
People Aheym Veidlinger share the powerful stories that arose during his work interviewing yiddish speakers in eastern europe with the aheym the archives of historical and ethnographic yiddish memories memories project. jeffrey explains why he finds these types of stories and interviews "really remarkable." stories of survival. If you speak yiddish, any language of eastern europe, or just english, i encourage you to check out aheym online collections and sit with the voices of this generation for an hour or so. Jeffrey veidlinger, professor of jewish studies, shares the powerful stories that arise during his work interviewing yiddish speakers in eastern europe with the aheym (the archive of historical and ethnographic yiddish memories) project. The archives of historical and ethnographic yiddish memories (aheym — the acronym means "homeward" in yiddish) is a linguistic and oral history project that includes yiddish language interviews with approximately 380 people, most of whom were born between the 1900s and the 1930s. Beginning in 2002, scholars, librarians, and archivists at indiana university, bloomington, embarked on a systematic effort to document the yiddish language as it is spoken in its eastern european heartland. their project is called the archives of historical and ethnographic yiddish memories or aheym, a word which means "homeward" in yiddish. Reposting mostly pre wwii klezmer recordings found on various sites and cds in the interest of easy access by musicians and dedicated klezmer fans. there is so much material out there but few people know where to access it.
People Aheym Jeffrey veidlinger, professor of jewish studies, shares the powerful stories that arise during his work interviewing yiddish speakers in eastern europe with the aheym (the archive of historical and ethnographic yiddish memories) project. The archives of historical and ethnographic yiddish memories (aheym — the acronym means "homeward" in yiddish) is a linguistic and oral history project that includes yiddish language interviews with approximately 380 people, most of whom were born between the 1900s and the 1930s. Beginning in 2002, scholars, librarians, and archivists at indiana university, bloomington, embarked on a systematic effort to document the yiddish language as it is spoken in its eastern european heartland. their project is called the archives of historical and ethnographic yiddish memories or aheym, a word which means "homeward" in yiddish. Reposting mostly pre wwii klezmer recordings found on various sites and cds in the interest of easy access by musicians and dedicated klezmer fans. there is so much material out there but few people know where to access it.
People Aheym Beginning in 2002, scholars, librarians, and archivists at indiana university, bloomington, embarked on a systematic effort to document the yiddish language as it is spoken in its eastern european heartland. their project is called the archives of historical and ethnographic yiddish memories or aheym, a word which means "homeward" in yiddish. Reposting mostly pre wwii klezmer recordings found on various sites and cds in the interest of easy access by musicians and dedicated klezmer fans. there is so much material out there but few people know where to access it.
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