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Shalom Aleichem. From the fair. Moscow 1946
In Yiddish. Shalom Aleichem. From the fair. Moscow 1946. Sholom Aleichem (real name Solomon Naumovich Rabinovich 18591916) was a Jewish writer and playwright one of the founders of modern Yiddish fiction including children's literature. From the fair - this is how the story about life which is like a fair can be called. Everyone is inclined in their own way to compare human life with something. One carpenter for example once said: Man is like a carpenter: a carpenter lives lives and dies so does a person. I once heard from a shoemaker that human life is like a pair of boots: as long as the soles are intact the boots remain boots but as soon as the soles are worn out then the boots are finished. The driver of course can compare a person no offense to be said with a horse. Therefore it would not be surprising if a person like me who spent fifty years in the hustle and bustle of life and decided to tell about it had the idea to compare his past with a fair. S. Aleichem. SKUMS002032
Shalom Aleichem. A gas nist. Moscow 1936
In Yiddish. Shalom Aleichem. A gas nist. Moscow 1936. Sholom Aleichem (real name Solomon Naumovich Rabinovich 18591916) was a Jewish writer and playwright one of the founders of modern Yiddish fiction including children's literature. SKUMS002036
Shalom Aleichem. The Enchanted Tailor. Moscow 1947
In Yiddish. Shalom Aleichem. The Enchanted Tailor. Moscow 1947. Sholom Aleichem (real name Solomon Naumovich Rabinovich 18591916) was a Jewish writer and playwright one of the founders of modern Yiddish fiction including children's literature. The tailor Shimen-Ele lived for himself in Zlodeevka and did not know grief until his wife Tsipe-Beile-Reyza God bless her decided to get a goat. And she sent her husband to Kozodoevka to melamed Khaim-Khona Razumnik whose wife Temi-Gitl the Silencer had two goats with a proposal to sell one of them. SKUMS002050
Shalom Aleichem. Mal'chik Motl. / Boy Motl. Moscow 1947
"In Yiddish. Short description: halom Aleichem. Boy Motl. Moscow 1947. Sholom Aleichem (real name Solomon Naumovich Rabinovich 18591916) was a Jewish writer and playwright one of the founders of modern Yiddish fiction including children's literature. Der Emes (Pravda) was a Soviet publishing house that operated from the early 1920s until November 1948. Located in Moscow; during the war years (from 1941 to 1944) was evacuated to Kuibyshev. As of 1941 it was part of the Association of State Book and Magazine Publishing Houses (OGIZ). The publishing house specialized mainly in fiction in the Yiddish language as well as in translations from Yiddish into Russian. Shortly after the closure of the publishing house its director L. I. Strongin (18961968) editor-in-chief M. S. Belenky) and some of the rank and file employees were arrested. This story is considered the best children's work of Sholom Aleichem. The hero with childish spontaneity and subtle humor characteristic of his people tells the difficult story of his life. Please feel free to contact us for a detailed description of the copies available. SKUMS002029"
