Menachem Kipnis: Yiddish Folklore and Photographs from Interwar Poland by Menachem Kipnis Discount and adaptations smuggles songs over

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Menachem Kipnis: Yiddish Folklore and Photographs from Interwar Poland by Menachem Kipnis Discount and adaptations smuggles songs overTranslated by Raphael Finkel Menachem Kipnis (18781942) was one of the early twentieth centurys greatest Jewish eastern European ethnomusicologists, folklorists, and photographers. He had a weekly column in the Warsaw Yiddish newspaper Haynt, retelling humorous old folk stories about the fictional Polish town of Chelm, populated exclusively by fools. At the same time, his photographs of Jewish life in eastern Europe regularly appeared in the Forverts