This recording is in Hebrew.
Stories included:
רבי דב (Rabbi Dov)
שני תרנגולים (Two Cocks)
פסח שנשבת (Pesach Celebration Spoiled)
יוסל הגנן (Yosel the Gardener)
ספר הכפרות (Book of Atonement)
חברבר החצרוני (The Dog Havarbar)
שימלה (Shimele)
פסח מוקדם (Early Pesach)
הפילוסוף (The Philosopher)
האשכנזי (The German Jew)
האוצר (The Treasure)
בשביל צנון אחד (For One Radish)
עלילת דם (Blood Libel)
Sholem Aleichem was the pen name of Solomon Naumovich Rabinovich, a leading Yiddish author and playwright. Sholem Aleichem was born into a Hasidic family in Pereyaslav and grew up in the nearby shtetl of Voronko, in the Poltava Governorate of the Russian Empire. His father was a rich merchant at that time. However, a failed business affair plunged the family into poverty and Solomon subsequently grew up in reduced circumstances. When he was 13 years old, the family moved back to Pereiaslav, where his mother, Chaye-Esther, died in a cholera epidemic. At first, Sholem Aleichem wrote in Russian and Hebrew. From 1883 on, he produced over forty volumes in Yiddish, thereby becoming a central figure in Jewish literature by 1890. The short stories included in this recording were originally written in Hebrew. (Summary following Wikipedia)
Stories included:
רבי דב (Rabbi Dov)
שני תרנגולים (Two Cocks)
פסח שנשבת (Pesach Celebration Spoiled)
יוסל הגנן (Yosel the Gardener)
ספר הכפרות (Book of Atonement)
חברבר החצרוני (The Dog Havarbar)
שימלה (Shimele)
פסח מוקדם (Early Pesach)
הפילוסוף (The Philosopher)
האשכנזי (The German Jew)
האוצר (The Treasure)
בשביל צנון אחד (For One Radish)
עלילת דם (Blood Libel)
Sholem Aleichem was the pen name of Solomon Naumovich Rabinovich, a leading Yiddish author and playwright. Sholem Aleichem was born into a Hasidic family in Pereyaslav and grew up in the nearby shtetl of Voronko, in the Poltava Governorate of the Russian Empire. His father was a rich merchant at that time. However, a failed business affair plunged the family into poverty and Solomon subsequently grew up in reduced circumstances. When he was 13 years old, the family moved back to Pereiaslav, where his mother, Chaye-Esther, died in a cholera epidemic. At first, Sholem Aleichem wrote in Russian and Hebrew. From 1883 on, he produced over forty volumes in Yiddish, thereby becoming a central figure in Jewish literature by 1890. The short stories included in this recording were originally written in Hebrew. (Summary following Wikipedia)
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Chapters
- Chapter 1
01 - Rabbi Dov, part 1
21:59 - Chapter 2
02 - Rabbi Dov, part 2
26:45 - Chapter 3
03 - Two cocks, part 1
15:40 - Chapter 4
04 - Two cocks, part 2
13:23 - Chapter 5
05 - Pesach celebration spoiled, part 1
17:45 - Chapter 6
06 - Pesach celebration spoiled, part 2
23:35 - Chapter 7
07 - Yosel the gardener
26:44 - Chapter 8
08 - Book of atonement, part 1
13:00 - Chapter 9
09 - Book of atonement, part 2
12:15 - Chapter 10
10 - The dog Havarbar, part 1
13:45 - Chapter 11
11 - The dog Havarbar, part 2
13:15 - Chapter 12
12 - Shimele, part 1
19:30 - Chapter 13
13 - Shimele, part 2
26:04 - Chapter 14
14 - Shimele, part 3
21:50 - Chapter 15
15 - Early Pesach, part 1
21:19 - Chapter 16
16 - Early Pesach, part 2
15:00 - Chapter 17
17 - The Philosopher
25:57 - Chapter 18
18 - The German Jew, part 1
16:56 - Chapter 19
19 - The German Jew, part 2
22:50 - Chapter 20
20 - The treasure
33:09 - Chapter 21
21 - For one radish
31:35 - Chapter 22
22 - Blood libel
29:57