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Inventory of Yiddish Publications from the Netherlands c.1650 - c. 1950
Biographical note
Mirjam Gutschow, MA, studied Yiddish in Trier and Jerusalem. She currently is at the Menasseh ben Israel Institute and the Bibliotheca Rosenthaliana, both in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Readership
All those interested in Yiddish literature, the development of the Yiddish language, Jewish culture in The Netherlands, Hebrew printing and the history of printing in The Netherlands.
Reviews
Honorable Mention Award in the category of Judaica Bibliography for 2007
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Introduced and edited by Naoya Katsumata
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Wout van Bekkum
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