Leningrad Jewish Almanac (LEA) : public and cultural-historical magazine, No. 17, August 1988
Maker: Semen Frumkin
Date Made: 1988-08; 1980s
Materials: paper; ink; pencil
Method: typescript and handwritten text
Measurements: 90 pages
Language: Russian
Genre/Form: periodicals
Contents: "Pamyat" - A Bludgeon against democracy / Nulin, Felix -- The Antisemites (Song) / Vysotsky, Vladimir -- Pressing issues of interethnic relations in Leningrad (On the rise of aggressive chauvinistic and antisemitic attitudes in contemporary Russian society): report and discussion / Yukhneva, N. V. -- Why, in fact, must there be no pogroms for Jews? / Rozanov, Vasili -- The ten lost tribes of Israel / Grebelsky, Samuil -- Poems / Keys, Elena -- Introduction to the epigraphy of Hebrew-language monuments in the Tabana-Dyre Gorge (Mount Mangup) / Eizeri, Mikhail -- An outline of the history of Jews in pre-war Estonia / Kapinson, L. -- From the legacy / Buber, Martin -- Proving the obvious, or Do Soviet Jews need their own culture? / Dubrov, Boris -- The artist Nathan Altman / Gershuni, S. G. -- Our children / Tseytlina, Leya -- They were the first, or Do you know who founded the "Beryozka" ensemble? -- Happy birthday, "Haverim"! / Beltz, Uri
Collection/Series: Alexander Smukler Collection
Sub-series: Jewish Periodical Samizdat
Accession Number: 2021.035.002.141
