The Inertial Force of Tradition and the Centrifugal Force of History: Tevye and His
Daughters

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Title

The Inertial Force of Tradition and the Centrifugal Force of History: Tevye and His
Daughters

Subject

Sholem Aleichem, 1859-1916 also: Sholem Aleichem · Шолем Алейхем · Шолем Алехем · Шолом Алейхем · שלום־עליכם
Tevye der milkhiker

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Student paper

Language

English

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שלום־עליכם also: Sholem Aleichem · Sholem Aleichem, 1859-1916 · Шолем Алейхем · Шолем Алехем · Шолом Алейхем

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