A Yiddish Bard in Berlin: Moyshe Kulbak and the Flourishing of Yiddish Poetry in Exile.

The article offers criticism on the poetry of Yiddish poet Moyshe Kulbak, including the poetry collection "Naye lider" ("New Poems") and the prose-poetry work "Meshiekh ben efrayim" ("Messiah Son of Ephraim"). The author discusses Kulbak's time in exile in Weimar-era Berlin, Germany in the 1920s after leaving the Soviet Union and describes how the exposure to literature and philosophy in Berlin led to a transition in Yiddish literature and Yiddish contributions to modernism.