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Stanford Ladino scholar keeps grip on fading Ottoman Jewish world

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By Maya Mirsky 
| ESefarad
by Maya Mirsky La America, a Ladino paper from the U.S., published 1911. (Courtesy NIL) Ladino is a historical language of the Sephardic Jews, an amalgam of 15th-century Spanish and other Romance languages. Traditionally written in Hebrew characters, it is also influenced by Hebrew in vocabulary and structure. It was spoken by the Jews of Spain, who took it with them when they were expelled from the country.
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Un académico sefaradí de Stanford mantiene el control sobre el mundo judío otomano en decadencia.

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By Maya Mirsky 
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by Maya Mirsky La América, periódico en ladino de Estados Unidos, publicado en 1911. (Cortesía de NIL) El ladino es una lengua histórica de los judíos sefaradíes, una amalgama del español del siglo XV y otras lenguas romances. Tradicionalmente se escribía con caracteres hebreos y también está influenciado por el hebreo en vocabulario y estructura. Era hablado por los judíos de España, quienes lo llevaron consigo cuando fueron expulsados ​​del país.
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Contemporary Jewish Museum to sell iconic S.F. building

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By Maya Mirsky 
| J. The Jewish News of Northern California
The Contemporary Jewish Museum is selling its landmark building in downtown San Francisco. The decision, announced Wednesday, comes 15 months after the museum closed its doors and laid off most of its staff due to financial constraints, amid a promise to restructure. "I will tell you that the decision on the building was not made lightly," CJM board chair Tom Kasten told J.
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