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Zay nisht keyn voyler yung, Zalman (Salomona) Maurer, Tarnow 1925

זיי נישט קיין וואוילער יונג! - Only Edition

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  • Lot Number 54096
  • Title (English) Zay nisht keyn voyler yung (Don’t Be a Rowdy Young Man)
  • Title (Hebrew) זיי נישט קיין וואוילער יונג!
  • Note First Edition
  • Author Zalman (Salomona) Maurer
  • City Tarnow
  • Publisher O. M. Wolf
  • Publication Date 1925
  • Estimated Price - Low 200
  • Estimated Price - High 500

  • Item # 2528960
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Physical Description

Only edition, 80 pp., octavo 125:102 mm., light age staining, spine taped, edges turned. A good copy bound as issued?

 

Detail Description

A rare Yiddish booklet of humorous Polish Jewish folk stories by Zalman (Salomona) Maurer (1873-1942). Little is known about the author, who apparently perished in the Holocaust, apart from having a savvy sense of humor and realism. The stories, in traditional Polish Yiddish, are intriguing and accurately depict life in the Jewish shtetel with a deep sense of "we may not have much - however - we survive, hope for redemption, and prosper". The author was well schooled in traditional Judaism and brings it across in the book.

This writer could not stop reading!!!

 

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Reference 

http://www.rivkasyiddish.com/blog/tales-of-a-traveling-salesman (Her translations need more spice to reflect the true intent of the author!)