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Yiddish Beyond Yiddishland: The Swedish Connection
In 1999, Sweden recognized Yiddish as one of five national minority languages. The decision was more than symbolic. It meant that the language of Yiddish literature, theater, journalism, and everyday Jewish life would be protected, studied, and supported.
For those who associate Yiddish primarily with Eastern Europe, Sweden might seem an unlikely place for such a commitment. After all, the historic centers of Yiddish culture were cities like Vilnius, Warsaw, Lublin, and Łódź. These were the great capitals of what scholars sometimes call Yiddishland – a cultural world that stretched across Eastern Europe and produced an extraordinary body of literature, theater, and intellectual life.

Yiddish Beyond Yiddishland: The Swedish Connection From Poland & Lithuania, the culture traveled across borders and generations. Here, now, Yiddishland it is still alive – in Yiddishlund.

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