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Asch, Sholem, ash, SHAW luhm (1880-1957), a Polish-born author, was the first person to achieve international recognition writing in Yiddish. Asch's heroes search for faith and yearn for an ideal. A major theme of his works is that the individual, no matter how sinful, strives for holiness. More »
Agnon, AHG non, Shmuel Yosef (1888-1970), was an Israeli author. He shared the 1966 Nobel Prize... More >>
Asch, Sholem, ash, SHAW luhm (1880-1957), a Polish-born author, was the first person to achieve... More >>
Bialik, BYAH lihk, Chaim Nachman (1873-1934), is considered the greatest poet in modern Hebrew... More >>
Halevi, hah LAY vee, Judah (1085-1141?), was one of the greatest Hebrew poets of the Middle Ages.... More >>
Hebrew literature consists of stories, poems, religious studies, and other works written in... More >>
Sachs, Nelly, zahks, NEHL ee (1891-1970), was a German-born Jewish poet and dramatist. She shared... More >>
Sholem Aleichem, SHOH luhm ah LAY kehm (1859-1916), was the pen name of Sholem Rabinowitz, the... More >>
Singer, Isaac Bashevis (1904-1991), a Polish-born author, won the 1978 Nobel Prize in literature.... More >>
Yiddish literature is the literature of Jews who write and speak the Yiddish language. Yiddish... More >>
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