The rebellious bad boys of Yiddish poetry were ultimately domesticated by overwhelming historical forces.

English translations of her work can be found in anthologies of Yiddish poetry and in literary journals.

Over the next few years he immersed himself in the then lively world of Yiddish poetry in America.

In 1931 he published a book of Yiddish poetry which he tried to destroy after the war.

In 1937, he published his first volume of Yiddish poetry, Lider (Songs).

Winchevsky is also well known for his role in the development of Yiddish poetry.

Her father, Joseph Leftwich, was a translator and anthologizer of Yiddish poetry.

These poems are often considered to be among the best achievements of modern Yiddish poetry of that period.

A caring analysis and selection of Yiddish poetry, offered by both anthologies, aid immensely in making materials available toward that continuity.

A 1905 article in the New York Times lauded him as "the father of Yiddish poetry".