[Mendele] Mendele Personal Notices and Announcements-- Schaechter program 6/30 , NYC, features Sam Kassow

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Mendele Personal Notices and Announcements

June 26, 2013

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English follows Yiddish

Di Yidish-Lige un der Yidisher Visnshaftlekher Institut – YIVO farbetn aykh
af der yerlekher program tsum 6tn yortsayt fun D”r Mordkhe Shekhter z”l.

Zuntik, dem 30stn Yuni 2013, 1 a zeyger nokh mitog, in Tsenter far Yidisher
Geshikhte, 15 vest 16te gas, Manhetn.

Der hoyptredner vet zayn D”r Shmuel Kasov, profesor fun geshikhte in
Triniti Kaledzh, vos vet redn af der teme “Emanuel Ringelblum un der
'Oyneg-shabes-arkhiv.'”
Gele Shveyd Fishman, yidish-dertsiern, -aktivistke un poet, a”t
“Bamerkungen vegn mayn shokhn, Mordkhe Shekhter”.
Antoni Mordkhe-Tsvi Rosel vet zingen fun dem Belarski-repertuar akompanirt
af der pyane fun Aleksander Ruvinshteyn.
Kibed vet servirt vern.
Arayntret fray.

Vegn Ringelblum: Tsvishn 1940 un 1943 hot Emanuel Ringelblum gefirt dem
Oyneg-shabes-arkhiv in varshever geto. Fun di 60 mentshn vos hobn gearbet
in arkhiv hobn zikh nor 3 geratevet. Der arkhiv dermont undz az kemfn hot
men gekent nit nor mit naganes un biksn, nor oykh mit tint un papir. A dank
Ringelblumen hobn kumedike doyres gekent shraybn di geshikhte fun geto afn
smakh fun yidishe, un nit daytshe, mekoyrim.


Don’t miss the annual all-Yiddish program in memory of Dr. Mordkhe
Schaechter z"l.

Sunday, June 30, 2013, at 1:00 P.M., at the Center for Jewish History, 15
West 16th St., Manhattan.

The featured speaker will be Dr. Samuel Kassow, Professor of History,
Trinity College, author of "Who Will Write Our History: Rediscovering a
Hidden Archive From the Warsaw Ghetto,"  speaking  on "A Historian in the
Ghetto: Emanuel Ringelblum and the Oyneg Shabes Archive."
Gella Schweid Fishman, Yiddish educator, activist, and poet, will speak on
"My Neighbor Mordkhe Schaechter."
Anthony Mordechai-Tzvi Russell will sing from the Sidor Belarsky repertoire
accompanied by Alexander Ruvinstein.
Refreshments served.
This event is free and open to the public, and is co-sponsored by The
League for Yiddish and YIVO Institute for Jewish Research.

About Ringelblum: Between 1940 and 1943 Emanuel Ringelblum organized and
directed the Oyneg Shabes Archive in the Warsaw Ghetto. Of the 60 people
who worked in the archive, only 3 survived. The archive reminds us that one
can fight not only with guns and rifles but also with ink and paper. Thanks
to Ringelblum, future generations were able to write the history of the
ghetto on the basis of not German, but rather, Jewish sources.

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