Comments on: Still Lives

By: Atheenah Mia Shiat

Atheenah Mia Shiat — Wed, 14 Dec 2011 04:17:44 +0000

In my life I have experianced many forms of sex and now to this day I am to realize the actual touch from a loving excistance even with the work of the talamud is still neciserry . So many shun the idea and if reaserched on the internet it only explains exiles exist praying for the day these two come together .

The only drawback to acheiveing a good religion for a excistance with these old methods is a new exile a exile much more worth a victory . In this new year I hope a reserected god by my own schizophrenic belief the Raven will follow me into the exile of Mafia this is truly my enemy and the downfall of a decent chance to escape hell and burden . In the following of the exile much work will be needed to ensure a true honest plate of food and the kicking of a simple cancerous crap from the gods of Mafia . I stand here saying will Earth want this or will they fall to Mafia

I am a her royal orphan to King Edward the 1st held prisoner to a planet by the gods of Mafia . To truly help my and probally other her in the life of this new century uprising the Masia and the Shia If the Tsheheshe apear into the life with no percusioin to the man of Masia bring there woman who will choose there name and start a being made gender .

Wars have been long as seven hours per day some try to hide behinde a game which was never to be allowed making war over five years long and still continue . the TG are the Mafia and the sickest find there home with them to keep our bodies seperate and endorphins pure is the only way to live with the soul in need of a new body for the safety of my daughter of my whom and my son whom will come from a bloodline of a woman she the coexsitance between the Mafia and all other ia will more then likely concequncly fall to ruin .

Please bringeth the day of true endorphin Ia into this century and new year instead of more war .

Princess hahahahahahaha 2012

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By: Schelly Talalay Dardashti

Schelly Talalay Dardashti — Wed, 03 Feb 2010 13:34:01 +0000

The music recorded on these expeditions is also extant and available on CDs (digitally transcribed from the original wax cylinders!) from the University of Kiev. Much of it is in the Fehrer Music Archives at Beit Hatefutsot in Tel Aviv, where I listened to songs, both popular and liturgical, from Mogilev, Belarus. This was when some of our family was still there and they likely heard those same songs sung by the same people. There is a wealth of resources out there for those trying to learn about their families. From photographs to music, we never know what we’ll find once we start searching. Each piece of the puzzle is an adventure and may lead to something else entirely.

By: ken krimstein

ken krimstein — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 14:45:41 +0000

in doing research a lot of my family in the pale were cigarette rollers. they carried that to london. and then on to chicago. i had no idea this was such a pervasive occupation, even in russia…

beautiful stuff.

By: Joseph Meth

Joseph Meth — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 12:46:56 +0000

“lost not only to Nazism but also to some extent to communism”, “small consolation are the contemporary Jewish communities in America and Israel”? Shouldn’t we be as equally concerned and trying everything we can to prevent the remainder of the Jewish communities around the world from being obliterated through intermarriage.

By: Sergey Kadinsky

Sergey Kadinsky — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 04:26:34 +0000

The photograph of the Talmud Torah students could well have been my grandparents. Indeed, they faced poverty, pogroms, and disease, but they also knew how to survive.

They cooked their own food, sewed their own clothes, cut their own logs, and were highly literate. Very self-reliant, considering their overall situation.

By: T. Bartman

T. Bartman — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 22:28:34 +0000

If you look at the Jewish life and culture that existed in the Pale and in the Cities of Western and Central Europe you’ll understand what small consolation are the contemporary Jewish communities in America and Israel,and the vastness of what was actually and potentially lost not only to Nazism but also to some extent to communism.

By: Doug Greener

Doug Greener — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 16:55:55 +0000

The young bride-to-be in The Dybbuk is not possessed by her “former lover.” This is the Jewish shtetl, after all. The spirit which possesses her is the young man who was betrothed to her at birth by the two fathers. An-sky was expressing his opinion that such shiduchs from birth are not only unfair to the people involved, but may also be laden with unknown dangers.

By: kalman

kalman — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 16:54:50 +0000

If you live in Europe, as I do, you’re only happy to know that at least some of the material from that period survived. I think it’s fascinating.

By: Sydney Lev

Sydney Lev — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 16:43:00 +0000

I give up. I find no way around the fact that these photos are just completely depressing. They led sad, hard lives and then were hunted and murdered. Statistically speaking, maybe five of these people got out before the Shoah obliterated their entire world?

Hand me the Prozac, please…