Today, the Yiddish Forward is one of the last Yiddish-language newspapers in the world.

Kobrin continued, throughout his life, to contribute to Yiddish-language newspapers.

Yiddish-language newspapers had been suppressed.

There were literally hundreds of Yiddish-language newspapers.

All were first published in serial form, almost all in the Yiddish-language newspaper The Forward.

Until the mid-1920s he wrote for the New York City-based Yiddish-language newspaper The Forward.

He began working at The Forward, the Yiddish-language newspaper, in 1943 and became editor in chief in 1969.

The major media influence is the Yiddish-language daily newspaper, The Algemeiner Journal.

Lviv was the home of the world's first Yiddish-language daily newspaper, the Lemberger Togblat.

The Forward building, home until 1974 of the Yiddish-language newspaper that in the 1920's sold 250,000 copies a day, was converted into expensive loft apartments.