H. Goldovsky: Bibliography
The information for this path came from Caroline Luce, who has assembled the following selected bibliography.
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Works by H. Goldovsky
Preyri-land (Prairie-Land). Los Angeles: Pacific Cooperative Press, 1927.
Undzere teg (Our Days). Los Angeles: Yiddish Culture Society (Club), 1934.
Zingt a velt (Sing a World). Los Angeles, 1942.
Likht un gloybn (Light and Faith). Los Angeles: H. Goldovsky Book Committee, Pacific Cooperative Press, 1946.
Works in Pasifik
"The Yiddish Folksong Under Soviet Rule," no. 1 (March, 1929): 4-7.
"Boyle Heights: The Jewish Neighborhood in Los Angeles," no. 1 (March, 1929): 24-26.
"Our Street," no. 2 (June, 1929): 22-26.
"Poems," no. 3 (Sept., 1929): 24-26.
"Where Are We Headed?," no. 3 (Sept., 1929): 33-38.
"To My Sons," no. 4 (Dec., 1929): 5-7.
"Leftwing Nationalism," no. 4 (Dec., 1929): 24-28.
Works in Undzer Vort (served as co-editor)
" Durkh grates (Through Bars): H. Leivik on his 50th Birthday," vol. 1 no. 1 (March, 1939): 5.
" Tsum ershtn may (To the First of May)," vol. 1 no. 3 (May, 1939): 2.
"Undzer Sholem Aleykhem (Our Sholem Aleichem)," vol. 1 no. 3 (May, 1939): 3.
Works about H. Goldovsky
ed. Berle Kagan, Leksikhon fun yidish-shraybers, New York: R. Ilman-Kohen, 1986. Vol. 2, 35.
Kagan's references include:
A. Gordin, Literarishe heftn (Literary Journal), Los Angeles, 1954.
B. Diemontstein, Dort (There), June, 1954
Anthologie midvest-mayrev (Anthology Midwest-West), 1931-1932, 41-43.
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Works by H. Goldovsky
Preyri-land (Prairie-Land). Los Angeles: Pacific Cooperative Press, 1927.
Undzere teg (Our Days). Los Angeles: Yiddish Culture Society (Club), 1934.
Zingt a velt (Sing a World). Los Angeles, 1942.
Likht un gloybn (Light and Faith). Los Angeles: H. Goldovsky Book Committee, Pacific Cooperative Press, 1946.
Works in Pasifik
"The Yiddish Folksong Under Soviet Rule," no. 1 (March, 1929): 4-7.
"Boyle Heights: The Jewish Neighborhood in Los Angeles," no. 1 (March, 1929): 24-26.
"Our Street," no. 2 (June, 1929): 22-26.
"Poems," no. 3 (Sept., 1929): 24-26.
"Where Are We Headed?," no. 3 (Sept., 1929): 33-38.
"To My Sons," no. 4 (Dec., 1929): 5-7.
"Leftwing Nationalism," no. 4 (Dec., 1929): 24-28.
Works in Undzer Vort (served as co-editor)
" Durkh grates (Through Bars): H. Leivik on his 50th Birthday," vol. 1 no. 1 (March, 1939): 5.
" Tsum ershtn may (To the First of May)," vol. 1 no. 3 (May, 1939): 2.
"Undzer Sholem Aleykhem (Our Sholem Aleichem)," vol. 1 no. 3 (May, 1939): 3.
Works about H. Goldovsky
ed. Berle Kagan, Leksikhon fun yidish-shraybers, New York: R. Ilman-Kohen, 1986. Vol. 2, 35.
Kagan's references include:
A. Gordin, Literarishe heftn (Literary Journal), Los Angeles, 1954.
B. Diemontstein, Dort (There), June, 1954
Anthologie midvest-mayrev (Anthology Midwest-West), 1931-1932, 41-43.
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