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The Di robotn con­fer­ence cel­e­brat­ed the lega­cy of bots in the Yid­dish cor­pus, dream­ing of futures for robots in the Yid­dishist world.

Mar 05, 2023

This lat­est dis­cov­ery comes at a time when a stag­ger­ing num­ber of long-lost Yid­dish doc­u­ments have been show­ing up in the homes of promi­nent politicians.

Mar 04, 2023

Now you can play with your favorite Yid­dish cul­tur­al figures!

Mar 03, 2023

This essay offers for the first time infor­ma­tion ver­i­fied by our own comedic sen­si­bil­i­ties about Shomer Aleichem’s sig­nif­i­cant and influ­en­tial corpus.

Mar 16, 2022

We decid­ed it was high time to make a lit­tle mon­ey off of you.

Mar 16, 2022

The word איז is both fun­ny and sad, like Yid­dish itself. It comes from some­where in East­ern Europe.

Mar 16, 2022

We asked some experts, whose answers are drip­ping with wisdom.

Mar 16, 2022

Yed­er vertl hot zikh zayn ertl (every Wor­dle finds its girdle)

Mar 16, 2022

If you arrived at In geveb​’s Purim issue reluc­tant­ly because you are not in the mood for laugh­ter, Purim offers an out­let for oth­er feel­ings as well, such as rage, hope, and despair.

Mar 16, 2022

What is the role of men writ­ers in the devel­op­ment of Yid­dish lit­er­a­ture? For too long, men writ­ers have been neglect­ed by lit­er­ary crit­ics, schol­ars, and cul­tur­al institutions.

Mar 16, 2022