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Milgroim

"Milgroim" (Yiddish for pomegranate) was a Yiddish-language culture magazine published in Berlin by Mark and Rachel Wischnitzer. Mark Wischnizter was a sociologist and historian specializing in Jewish history. His wife, Rachel, was a scholar of Jewish art who was born in Minsk and studied architecture in Paris. "Milgroim" also included the Yiddish authors David Bergelson and Der Nister as joint editors, both of whom left after the first issue because of a disagreement over the magazine’s direction. "Milgroim" included articles on culture, art history, and contemporary art; Yiddish translations of authors like Hugo von Hofmannsthal and Arthur Schnitzler; and contemporary Yiddish poetry. Articles were not limited to Jewish themes; in one issue, an article on Hasidism was published alongside an article on Buddhism. Another issue discussed Cézanne alongside Max Nordau. (Sources: "Mark Wischnizter," Encyclopaedia Judaica; "Milgroim," de.wikipedia.org, viewed online April 16, 2018.) Dates of Publication: Heft 1 (1922) - Heft 6 (1924). Copyright and Terms of Use: The digital media you are attempting to access are made available for research, teaching, and private study. You may reproduce

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