Delmarva Today 11-15-24 Surviving the Holocaust in Yiddish

In surviving the Holocaust Jews across Europe adapted Yiddish to cope with what would become the unlivable. Host Don Rush talks with Hannah Pollin-Galay, associate professor of Yiddish and Holocauste Studies in the Department of Literature at Tel Aviv University. She has written a new book entitled, "Occupied Words: What the Holocaust Did to Yiddish" which explores how the language adapted and even helped survival in those dark days.