| Publication |
2009.
|
| Summary/Abstract |
Early in the summer of 1951, reports appeared in the Israeli Yiddish newspaper Letste nayes, published twice a week, and also in the New York daily Jewish Daily Forward, about the condition of Yiddish actors in Israel and their difficult struggle to overcome government policy peohibiting theatre productions in Yiddish. Most conspicuous were articles about the Goldfaden Theatre written by its actors, who presented a grim desvription of their distressing situation.
|