10-15-2010, 07:25 PM
Well it is in Hebrew (Ivrit) but i cannot make out what it says. Yiddish also has a Hebrew alphabet. I can speak Hebrew fluently but my reading is still a little above basic. Its very interesting though. When is it from? I've never seen anything like it , yes like you said it must be 1920's to 30's I cant see Yiddish as a language being encouraged by the soviets. hell i live in Israel and Yiddish isnt even a encouraged language to learn. You have any real photos of yiddish used in a soviet society from that era?
