Gesher. No. 6, November 1989.
Tel Aviv: Tel Aviv University, Journalism Studies Program, Institute for Research of the Jewish Press, 1989. Softbound. Quarto, glossy paper covers, 129, 71 pp., b/w photos. Very Good. Item #45203
Text is in English, Yiddish and Hebrew. Articles in English are "Writing 'with 70 Pens' and in Many Languages," Shalom Rosenfeld, "The Jewish Press in the United States," Arthur A. Goren, "Abraham Cahan and trhe 'Forward,'" Moses Rischin, "The Jewish Press Magnate from East Broadway," Rosenfled, "Meyer Weisgal, The Americanization of the Zionist Press," Chaya Weisgal-Amir, "New York's Two Yiddish Dailies: 'The Day Morgen Journal' and 'The Forward' - a 1966 Study," Ido Joseph Dissentshik, "The Ladino Press in the United States," Gad Nahshon, "The German Jewish Press in the United States," Nahshon. Articles in the Hebrew and Yiddish section are "Yiddish is Alive and Well in New York," Shlomo Shamir, "How to Avoid Defamation: A Practical Guide for Journalists," Gavriel Strasman, "The Yiddish Anarchist Press in England, 1885-1914," Mina Graur, "Jewish Newspappers and Journalists in Iraq," Nissim Kazzaz, "The Red Jewish Pres: Two Jewish Newspapers in Areas Annexed to the U.S.S.R. in 1939/1940," Dov Levin, "'By Our Special Correspondent S. Peres' or: Eight Newspapers Cover a Congress," Naor, "A One-Man Newspaper: Avigdor Hameiri's 'Ha-Mahar,'" Yohanan Arnon, "Moshe Nadir in the American Yiddish Press," Ephraim Shedletzky, "The Rise and Fall of the Yiddish Press in Poland," Mordecai Tsanin, "'Di Goldene Keyt' and Its Editor Avraham Sutzkever," Alexander Spiegelblatt.
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