Treren nisht fartrikente / Yitshak Avigdor

Publication | Library Call Number: PJ129.A95 T83 1993

Other Title: Pidyon ha-shem.
Format: Book
Author/Creator: Avigdor, Isaac C.
Published: Swampscott, Mass. : First Person Press, 5753 [1993]
Language: Yiddish

Physical Description: 84 p. : ill. ; 26 cm.
Other Authors/Editors: Finkelstein, Leo, 1895-1950.
Notes: Chiefly Yiddish poetry written by the author from 1945 to the present and 2 English articles.

Includes Pidyon ha-shem by Leo Finkelstein.

At head of title on back cover: Never forget.
Subjects: Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945)--Poetry.
Holocaust survivors--Poetry.
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