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Leah (Yetta) Seltz-Rozenberg

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Leah Yetta Seltz-Rozenberg (1884-1944) was a young Jewish girl and amateur actress from Panevėžys (Ponevezh). In 1903-1904 she studied Hebrew from Z.G. Noime (or Neuman) and wrote a diary in Hebrew. In 1908 Yetta married Joseph Seltz and moved to Šiauliai (Shavli). During World War I the family fled to Tula in the Russian interior where Yetta's brother, Avram Lezer, lived. After the war they returned to Šiauliai, and Yetta’s children studied at the Hebrew Gymansium "Tarbut." In 1930 the family emigrated to Cape Town, South Africa. Leah Yetta Seltz-Rozenberg’s private collection includes her diary from 1903-1904, a practice notebook in Hebrew, correspondence between Yetta and her Hebrew teacher Z.G. Noime correspondence, and his poetry --

رقم الرف
P286
تاريخ الإصدار
1903-2015
الشكل
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لغة المادة
اليديشية; العبرية; الانكليزية;
وصف المحتوى
Leah Yetta Seltz-Rozenberg's private collection consists of her diary, Hebrew poems of Z.G. Noime and his letters to her. Yetta's diary from 1903-1904 contains descriptions of her private life, important events relating to the Jews in Eastern Europe, and global historical events. It provides a rare glimpse into the everyday life of a young Jewish girl in Lithuania in the early twentieth century. The collection includes a copy of a letter from herHebrew teacher Z.G. Noime to David Rik in Panevėžys referring to his feelings and thoughts about cultural-spiritual Jewish life in Riga (1904). The collection also holds an undated practice notebook belonging to Yetta in Hebrew with summaries of Ahad Ha'am (Asher Zvi Hirsch Ginsberg) writings. The poetry of Z.G. Noime include a book dedicated to Yetta for Purim “Asefat shirei zion” (A Collection of Songs of Zion) and poems that reflect events related to Jewish history and the political situation in 1903-1904. The collection also includes a book from 2015 of photos and biographies of the Dereczinski (Derman) family who were originally from Slonim.
العنوان Leah (Yetta) Seltz-Rozenberg.
مساهم Avram LezerRozenberg
DavidRik
Shlomo Zalman,Rozenberg 1830-1912
Esther Tema,Rozenberg 1857-1942
Hillel,Seltz 1911-1992
Ahad Ha'am, 1856-1927
Tarbuth Foundation
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مستوى التوصيف Fonds Record
lds57 Leah (Yetta) Seltz-Rozenberg was born in Panevėžys, Lithuania (then Russian Empire) in 1884 and died in Cape Town, South Africa in 1944. Her parents were Shlomo Zalman Rozenberg (1830-1912) and Esther Tema Rozenberg (1857-1943). In 1903-1904 she studied Hebrew from Z.G. Noime (or Neuman) and fell in love with her teacher, who dedicated some of his Hebrew poems in her honor. Yetta’s parents did not agree to this romance as Z.G. Noime was ill with tuberculosis. Yetta was an amateur actress, but she hid this from her father who was very religious. In 1908 she married Joseph Seltz and lived in Šiauliai. During World War I the family fled to Tula in the Russian interior where Yetta's brother, Avram Lezer, lived. After the war they returned to Šiauliai, and Yetta’s children (Chaya and Hillel) studied at the Hebrew Gymansium "Tarbut." In 1930 the family emigrated to Cape Town, South Africa.
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Hebrew
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