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Appendix E - The Bnos Agudath Israel Anthem

Naomi Seidman
Naomi Seidman
Affiliation:
University of Toronto
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Summary

The Bnos Agudath Israel anthem first appeared in

Bais Yaakov Journal, 46 (1929), 6, and was reprinted, with music,

in Bais Yaakov Journal, 67‒68 (1931), 7.

It also appeared that year in a songbook entitled

Undzer gizang: lider far bais yaakov shuln, basya farbandn un bnos agudas

yisrael organizatsies (Our Melodies: Songs for Bais Yaakov Schools,

Basya Associations, and Bnos Agudath Israel Organizations),

published by the Bais Yaakov Press (Łodź, 1931), 4‒5.

The songbook also included an anthem for Bais Yaakov and one for Basya,

both written by Eliezer Schindler, along with a poem by Miriam Ulinover

set to music, entitled ‘Antikelekh’ (Precious Objects).

From the Library of the YIVO Institute for Jewish Research,

New York

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Sarah Schenirer and the Bais Yaakov Movement
A Revolution in the Name of Tradition
 , pp. 395 - 398
Publisher: Liverpool University Press
Print publication year: 2019

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