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    • Manchester Yiddish Residency 2024
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Abraham Nahum Stencl אברהם נחום שטענצל
  • About
    • About
    • Acknowledgements
    • Contact 
  • Events
    • Manchester Yiddish Residency 2024
    • Loshn un Lebn Online Event 4th June 2025
    • Loshn un Lebn Online Event 28th May 2025
    • Loshn un Lebn Online Event 21st May 2025
  • Stencl Projects
    • Stencl in Yiddish magazine ‘In geveb’
    • A Stencl Exhibition in Berlin
    • Yiddish.Berlin Reads Stencl
    • ‘The Poet of Whitechapel’ Radio Programme, 2022
    • ‘Friends of Yiddish’ Event
  • LL content pages
    • Loshn un Lebn Content 1940 to December 1942
    • Loshn un Lebn Content January 1943 to February 1945
    • Loshn un Lebn Content March 1945 to November 1947
    • Loshn un Lebn Content December 1947 to December 1949
    • Loshn un Lebn Content January 1950 to January 1955
    • Loshn un Lebn Content May 1955 to December 1959
    • Loshn un Lebn Content February 1960 to December 1966
    • Loshn un Lebn Content January 1967 to November 1981
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    • Loshn un Lebn 1940 to 1945
    • Loshn un Lebn 1946 to 1949
    • Loshn un Lebn 1949 to 1954
    • Loshn un Lebn 1954 to 1960
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Abraham Nahum Stencl אברהם נחום שטענצל

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The aim of this website has been to collate then share Stencl’s Yiddish literary magazine Loshn un Lebn (1940-1981). This celebrated magazine, printed by Narod Press in London, and edited by the Polish-born Yiddish poet A.N. Stencl (1897-1983) was the longest running foreign language journal in the U.K.

This archive project began in 2023 by identifying, collating, and digitising these magazines from private and public collections. Copies are free to downloaded from this website along with English summaries of the content within. During this project online and in-person events were piloted, with an international audience of Yiddish speakers young and old, who were invited to come together and contribute to discussions of the content within as well as sharing their own recollections of Stencl and his magazine. Recordings of these events can be found in the events section of this website. If you have memories of Stencl to share or any further copies of Loshn un Lebn we would love to hear from you. Please contact r.lichtenstein@mmu.ac.uk.

This website also shares other outcomes of Rachel Lichtenstein’s collaborative produced interdisciplinary research on Stencl in the events section of this website.

Permissions: Manchester Metropolitan University seeks information about copyrights in this title. It is believed that while parts of this title may be in the public domain, some parts are likely protected by copyright until as late as 2040. Issues of this title were published in the United Kingdom under various iterations of copyright law, most protecting works for the life of the author plus 50 years. It is unknown if the title acquired rights from its authors as a condition of publication.

Unlocking previously hidden histories of Yiddish culture
Unlocking previously hidden histories of Yiddish culture