Title: Sins that are forgotten but not forgiven"
Product review: Reveals a tragedy (an internal cultural holocaust) that is too little known and that even this brave book does not tell completely. The war against Yiddish was part of a greater war against the Jewish diaspora and against the Eastern European roots of the bulk of the Jewsih population (even of the perpetrators themselves), a misguided effort to establish a "new, bigger and better Jewish people" and o besmirch and blot-out a 1000 year old civilization that Zionists disapproved of because it was unlike their own politicized views. This book must be read and supplemented by those still young enough to engage in self-criticism, uncomfortable though it may be.
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