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Winter 1994-1995
In this issue: A special Holocaust section: Lilith publishes fives women’s stories of survival, educators tell us how to teach these texts to future generations. An engaged couple have a huppah quilting bee, and the wedding canopy becomes a record of dearest family and friends. Three new plays and one film by and about Jewish women.
Women’s Holocaust Manuscripts
by Susan Schnur
Susan Schnur introduces our special Holocaust section
- Simple Story fiction by Sherry Gold
- Polish Christian Teenagers by Maxine Moore
- How to Hide: Instructions from a Daughter of Survivors by Karen Propp
- Imelda and Me by Irene Frish
- Please Papa: Help Me by Basia, as told to Liane Clorfene-Caisten
Jewish/Female Dramatists: Looking At Meshugas And Calling It “Family”
by Norine Dworkin
Three new plays and one film by Jewish women.
The Huppah Quilting Bee
by Sharon Goldman Edry
A wedding canopy becomes a record of dearest family and friends.
Bat Mitzvah Prayer
poetry by Menorah Lebowitz Rotenberg
Moving? Graduation? A birthday? Reminder: We can create prayers, as this bat mitzvah mother does.
Feminist Political Theater Crosses Boundaries in Jerusalem
Dora Wasserman: Grand Dame of Yiddish Theatre
50th Anniversary of Women’s Heroism During the Holocaust