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74:. He supported himself during that time with music lessons and playing the violin in an orchestra. He graduated from New York University in 1921, although he never practiced law. He began studying Yiddish, which was virtually a foreign language to him before coming to America, and in 1921 he became a Yiddish teacher in Philadelphia. In 1922, he was a teacher in a New York City school. He also gave music lessons for Jewish schools in 53:
Minkoff studied Hebrew with private tutors and received a general education in Ptashnik's school and Muravliev's business school in Warsaw. In 1906, he entered a Russian state high school. He passed his baccalaureate examinations in 1914. He also studied music. In 1914, following the outbreak of
157:. Leyles was his mentor in Yiddish poetry, and Glatstein was his classmate at New York University. His poetry was described by one source as intellectualized emotion, and as a trained musician he experimented with subtle rhythms of free verse. His first volume of Yiddish poetry, 229:. Hasye was a Yiddish writer in her own right who worked with her husband over the course of his life and wrote and published a detailed biography of his life following his death. They had two sons, Amram and Eli. 222:
in the latter year to great success. He gave lectures in English. He was an initiator and co-founder of the Jewish Arts Center for the 1949 World Jewish Culture Congress in New York.
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with his sister and considered a career in medicine, only to move to New York City with the sister shortly afterwards. He initially studied in
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Minkoff died at home from a heart attack on March 14, 1958. He was buried in the Workmen's Circle section of
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anthology and In Sich magazines. He was also co-editor, publisher and writer for the magazines
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in 1952. He also became professor of Yiddish literature in the Philosophy Department of the
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in 1918. His poems and essays appeared in numerous periodicals since then, including
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who studied in Moscow, and his mother Elka came from a family of scholars and
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group, which emphasized modernism, cosmopolitanism, and individualism, with
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in 1952. He published several books of essays on Yiddish poetry, including
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in 1946, and professor of Yiddish language and literature for the
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and worked as a Yiddish and Jewish history teacher for the
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Emigrants from Congress Poland to the United States
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Warsaw
Poland
Minsk Governorate
maskilim
Mogilev Governorate
World War I
San Francisco
Columbia University
City College
New York University School of Law
Harlem
West New York
Workmen's Circle's
Fraye Arbeter Shtime
Der Tog
In-Zikh
Jacob Glatstein
Aaron Glanz-Leyles
the Holocaust
Eliahu Bocker
Glückel of Hameln
Universal Jewish Encyclopedia
New School for Social Research
Academy for Higher Jewish Learning
Autonomous State University
Mexico City
Greenwich, Connecticut
Mount Carmel Cemetery

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