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  • "Considered to be the founder of modern Yiddish literature, Mendele Moykher Sforim sculpted what was then primarily a language of home and marketplace into a subtle instrument of satire and comedy. Di kliatshe (The mare) tells the story of Israel, a young man trying to leave his shetl and become a doctor. On his way to the University he encounters an old beaten nag who draws Israel into a magical and traumatic history of the nag's hardships throughout her life. A fierce satire pitting the "enlightened" Jew against Jewish history and making both battling camps look foolish."
  • "Considered to be the founder of modern Yiddish literature, Mendele Moykher Sforim sculpted what was then primarily a language of home and marketplace into a subtle instrument of satire and comedy. Di Kliatshe (The Mare) tells the story of Israel, a young man trying to "get out of the Pale of Settlement and become a doctor. On his way to the University he encounters an old beaten nag who draws Israel into a magical and traumatic history of the nag's hardships throughout her life. A fierce satire pitting the "Enlightened" Jew against Jewish history and making both battling camps look foolish."
  • "Di Kliatshe (The Mare) tells the story of Israel, a young man trying to get out of the Pale of Settlement and become a doctor. On his way to the University he encounters an old beaten nag who draws Israel into a magical and traumatic history of the nag's hardships throughout her life."
  • "Portrays the conditions under which nineteenth century Eastern European Jews lived through the story of a poor scholar and a battered workhorse."

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  • "Fiction"
  • "Audiobooks"
  • "Tekstuitgave"

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  • "Di Kliatshe"
  • "Di kliatshe"