She Sold Her Husband and Other Satirical Sketches by Sam Liptzin synced including their opinions regarding the

including their opinions regarding the so-called language war between Hebrew and Yiddish

Gurwitz’s account of his arrival in Texas forms a cornerstone record of the Galveston Immigration Movement

and eventually

we catch glimpses of Bubbe’s childhood in Germany

and the pangs of immigrant nostalgia

She Sold Her Husband and Other Satirical Sketches by Sam Liptzin synced including their opinions regarding theTranslated by Zeke Levine Sam Liptzin also known as Feter Shepsl, Uncle Sam, and Kvikzilber (Quicksilver) was a self proclaimed "radical humorist." Born in Lipsk, Belarus, in 1893, Liptzin moved to the United States in 1909 and became active in leftist politics as an organizer, speaker, and writer. For much of his career, he wrote a regular column in the Morgen Freiheit the Yiddish Communist journal. Writing through the 1970s, Liptzin published twenty