The Song Remains – דאָס ליד איז געבליבן

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About Ber Shnaper

Ber Shnaper (1906-1939) was born in Lwów (Lviv / Lvov / Lemberg), the son of a poor cobbler. He studied at the Vienna Hebrew Teachers Seminary. He wrote for a large number of periodicals, and also produced several monographs. Not much is known about his life.

His poetry volume Bloe Verter is available online.

Sources:

  • Congress for Jewish Culture
  • Encyclopedia.com

Ber Shnaper Lemberg Vienna Lviv Lwów Lvov
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The Poets:

  • Shloyme (Shlomo) Burshteyn
  • Mordkhe (Mordechai) Gebirtig
  • Borekh Gelman
  • M Goldshteyn
  • Yakov (Dzhek) Gordon
  • Hershele (Hersh Danilewicz)
  • Ber Horovits
  • Alter Kacyzne (Alter-Sholem Katsizne)
  • Dovid Kenigsberg
  • Y L Kohn
  • Motl Kozlovski
  • Rokhl Kramf (Rachel Krampf)
  • Kalman Lis
  • Hinde Nayman
  • Borekh Olitzki (Baruch Olitzky)
  • Roze Perets-Laks
  • Simkha-Bunim Shayevitch
  • Chaim Semiatitski (Khayim Semiatitsky)
  • Moyshe Shimel (Maurycy Szymel)
  • Ber Shnaper
  • Yisroel Shtern
  • Yakov Shudrikh
  • Misha Troyanov
  • Miryem (Miriam) Ulinover
  • Hersh Veber
  • Debora Vogel (Dvoyre Fogel)
  • Shmuel Vulman
  • Shmuel Zaromb
  • Sholem Zhirman

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The Song Remains – דאָס ליד איז געבליבן

An anthology of Yiddish poems with English translations from the Nazi German occupation of Poland

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