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The Sephardic Branch of the Socialist Party of America was established in 1918 on Rivington Street on the Lower East Side, with about 150 initial members. The group soon began to produce publications in Ladino—first its newspaper, El Proletario, and then, starting in 1919, a series of pamphlets under the title “Communist Library.” The inaugural release is also the only surviving text: Kansionario Sosialista (Socialist Songbook).
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