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November 18, 1983 - Image 27

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1983-11-18

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

32nd Annual Book Fair Concludes

The concluding lecture
for the 32nd annual Jewish
Book Fair at the Jewish
Community Center this
weekend will be in Yiddish.
Michael Stani'slawski,
author of "Tsar Nicholas I
and the Jews," will speak at
4 p.m. Sunday on "Jewish
Life in Eastern Europe:
Myth and Reality." His lec-
ture is co-sponsored by the
Yiddish Committee of the
Jewish Community Center,
Sholem Aleichem Institute,
Jewish Publication Society
and Workmen's Circle.
Sarah - Friedman will
preside at the session.
Stanislawski was born
in Montreal and was edu-
cated at Harvard Univer-
sity, where he received
his PhD in 1979. He is
currently professor of
East European Jewish
history at Columbia Uni-
versity. He is fluent in
Hebrew, Yiddish, Rus-
sian, French, German,
Polish and Ukrainian
and his Book Fair talk
will be in Yiddish.
"Tsar Nicholas I and the
JeWs" describes an impor-
tant turning point in mod-
ern Jewish history, the
transformation of Jewish
society that took place in
Russia under the reign of
Nicholas I (18254855).
During this period' the
Jews were thrust from their
insular existence on the
margins of society into the
maelstrom of Russian - life
and politics, a situation.
from which, as the author
* * *

concludes, "they have yet to
emerge."
The schedule for the con-
cluding weekend of the
eight-day Book Fair is:
SATURDAY
8 p.m. — English-Yiddish
Theater with Mike Burstyn.
There is a charge.
SUNDAY
`10:30 a.m. — Allon
Schoener, "Intimate Por-

Friday, November 18, 1913 27

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Dr.
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