Solanen shprotsen von dos ney | Moshe David tailor

Solanen shprotsen von dos ney | Moshe David tailor
Proza / יידיש / the. Leivik Farlag / 2007 / 224 pages
And Mordechai Donitz says there is nothing to say: "Moshe David Hayit - one of these "Wortzlaen", vos haven opgeschprozet von dos nay". A book containing stories, memories from Yiddish writers, leaders and aphorisms. And the author alone is himself confessing: "The fate has mich schleidert wi a wild fuegel von ein ort zu a dwiedan, von ein land in a dwieden" and he is a accountant uis Dvinsk, Rige, Poilen, Deutschland und zum sof eretz Eretz Yisrael.

The Roots Are Blooming Again | Moshe David Hayat
Prose / Yiddish / H. Leivik Publishing / 2007 / Softcover / 224 pages
As Mordechai Donitz says at the end: "Moshe David Hayat is one of the roots that blossomed anew."
As the author confessed: "Fate threw me like a wild bird from one place to another, from one country to another," and listed Dvinsk, Riga, Poland, Germany, and finally the Land of Israel. The book includes stories, poems, reflections, and memoirs by Yiddish writers.

The roots are blooming again Moshe David Hayat
Prose / Yiddish / H. Leyvik Book Publishing House / 2007 / 224 pages
As Mordechai Donitz says at the end: "Moshe David Hayat is one of the roots that blossomed again." And s the author confessed: "Fate threw me like a wild bird from one place to another, from one country to another" and counted Debinsk, Riga, Poland, Germany and finally the Land of Israel. The book includes stories, poems, reflections and memories from Yiddish writers.