Exploring Jewish Identity: TAL HEVER-CHYBOWSKI on Literature, Translation & Yiddish Culture - Highlights

Exploring Jewish Identity: TAL HEVER-CHYBOWSKI on Literature, Translation & Yiddish Culture - Highlights

Director of the Paris Yiddish Center (Maison de la Culture Yiddish) & Medem Library

A lot of people in my family and among my friends when they heard that I study Yiddish and that later made it my livelihood, they are very surprised. Yiddish? How come Yiddish? Why Yiddish? They even laugh sometimes, they are very surprised. And what I answer to them is that there is nothing surprising about the fact that I study or speak Yiddish. The real surprise, the real question that has to be asked is how come my parents, this last generation, didn’t speak Yiddish? Because, if you consider my family, for hundreds of years on all sides they spoke Yiddish.

TAL HEVER-CHYBOWSKI - Director, Paris Yiddish Center (Maison de la Culture Yiddish) & Medem Library

TAL HEVER-CHYBOWSKI - Director, Paris Yiddish Center (Maison de la Culture Yiddish) & Medem Library

Director of the Paris Yiddish Center (Maison de la Culture Yiddish) & Medem Library

A lot of people in my family and among my friends when they heard that I study Yiddish and that later made it my livelihood, they are very surprised. Yiddish? How come Yiddish? Why Yiddish? They even laugh sometimes, they are very surprised. And what I answer to them is that there is nothing surprising about the fact that I study or speak Yiddish. The real surprise, the real question that has to be asked is how come my parents, this last generation, didn’t speak Yiddish? Because, if you consider my family, for hundreds of years on all sides they spoke Yiddish.

HANS-JOSEF FELL: Pioneering Renewable Energy & Climate Policy for a Healthier Planet - Highlights

HANS-JOSEF FELL: Pioneering Renewable Energy & Climate Policy for a Healthier Planet - Highlights

Hans-Josef Fell
President of Energy Watch Group
Member of German Parliament 1998-2013

Climate scientists forecast that we will see more pandemics, more sickness in people. We have about 8 million people from air pollution every year around the world. So if we want to save their lives so that they do not become ill, we have to stop air pollution. Climate protection is the best contribution to healthcare for humankind.

HANS-JOSEF FELL - President of Energy Watch Group - Member of German Parliament 1998-2013

HANS-JOSEF FELL - President of Energy Watch Group - Member of German Parliament 1998-2013

Hans-Josef Fell
President of Energy Watch Group
Member of German Parliament 1998-2013

Climate scientists forecast that we will see more pandemics, more sickness in people. We have about 8 million people from air pollution every year around the world. So if we want to save their lives so that they do not become ill, we have to stop air pollution. Climate protection is the best contribution to healthcare for humankind.