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JMI Ot Azoy! Faculty 2008
modified 06 February 2008

Khayele Beer (Oxford) Ot Azoy! Course Director

Khayele Beer taught Yiddish at the Oxford
Centre for Hebrew and Jewish Studies and is a veteran of Yiddish Intensive Summer Courses in Oxford, Brussels, Paris and is the Course Director of Ot Azoy! London. She is the William Margulies Lecturer in Yiddish, Department of Hebrew and Jewish Studies, University College London. She produces an annual Yiddish Purim Shpil with students at UCL and produced a full length Yiddish play in 2002. She is the Director of Yiddish Studies for the JMI International Forum for Yiddish Culture.

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